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Alloycious David’s Biography

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Alloycious David is an award winning investigative Liberian journalist and fixer for several international media. He has extensively probed land grabs in Liberia by multi-national companies and has covered natural resources, the environment and politics in the West African County. His reports have helped lift the voices of poor communities, whose lands were leased by government to oil palm growers and mining companies, without their consent. He assisted foreign journalists reporting on fighting…

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Dispute Erupts Over Reserved Forest Land in Nimba County

Dispute Erupts Over Reserved Forest Land in Nimba County

Nimba County - Residents of several towns in three districts in Nimba County are deeply divided over Blei Com…

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From Liberia with Gold and Millions of USD

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By Alloycious David
| Liberian Observer Verified
The leaked documents include more than 2,100 suspicious activity reports filed by banks with the U.S. Department of Treasury’s Financial Crime Enforcement Network.
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Villagers Wait On As IFC Probes Salala Rubber’s ‘Land-Grab’

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By Alloycious David
| Liberian Observer Verified
David Siaffa says 60 homes were bulldozed by Salala Rubber Corporation. (Photo: Daily Observer/ Alloycious David By Alloycious David, with New Narratives WEALA, MARGIBI COUNTY- It is 10 years now, and David Siaffa still recalls vividly the day when Lango town, his birthplace, was bulldozed by earthmovers guided by men carrying cutlasses from Liberia’s fourth-largest rubber producer, Salala Rubber Corporation (SRC) in Margibi County.
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Coronavirus-hit Charcoal Industry: A Relief for Forest Conservation

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By Alloycious David
| Liberian Observer Verified
An abandoned charcoal bay in Zinc Camp, Margibi County (Photo: Daily Observer/Alloycious David) By Alloycious David, with New Narratives Editor’s Note: This story is the first of a two-part series on the the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the charcoal industry in Liberia.
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