A group under the banner of Solidarity of Lofa Citizens have presented a check of US$10,000 to Criminal Court C in restitution for Brownie Samukai, the county’s senator-elect.
Senate Commences Hearing on Central Bank’s Request to Print New Family of Banknotes
The Senate has commenced hearings into the Central Bank’s request to print new banknotes to replace the current family of banknotes in circulation.
Wellington Geevon Smith Declared Winner of River Cess Senatorial Seat for Third Time
Former River Cess superintendent and independent candidate Wellington Geevon Smith has been declared winner of River Cess’s senatorial seat for the third and likely the final time.
Unity Party Secretary-General’s ‘Wanted’ Case Raises Suspicions of Political Interference by Police
Despite being declared a wanted man by the Liberian National Police on Friday, March 19, Unity Party Secretary-General Mohammed Ali has not been charged with any crime. The case is drawing condemnations from opposition groups that the police decision was politically motivated.
Grand Bassa’s Sen. Kaipay Breaks Ground for Administrative Building in Geegbarn
Sen. Jonathan Kaipay has broken grounds for an administrative building in Geegbarn Administrative District, located on the outskirts of Grand Bassa’s second electoral district.
Rep. Matthew Joe Details Accomplishments Over Past Two Years in Legislative Report
Rep. Matthew Joe has presented a report to his constituents in Grand Bassa’s third district, detailing his legislative activities over the past two years.
Supreme Court Upholds Brownie Samukai’s Guilty Verdict
The Supreme Court has upheld a previous decision by a lower court in finding former defense minister Brownie Samukai guilty of three corruption-related charges.
President Weah to Visit Nimba Next Week
Nimba’s Superintendent Nelson Korquoi has announced that President George Weah will pay a five-day visit to Nimba beginning February 15.