As citizens across Liberia have been discussing reforming key electoral laws and policies, some voters in Margibi are debating whether basic educational requirements are necessary for representatives and senators.
Court Says Former President Sirleaf Need Not Testify in Sable Mining Corruption Case
Former President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf will not testify in the Sable Mining corruption case currently being tried at Criminal Court C.
Senate Elects Saah Joseph as Chair on Executive Committee
The Senate has elected Sen. Saah Joseph of Montserrado to serve as the chair on the Committee on the Executive.
President Weah Reinstates Bong’s Superintendent
President George Weah has reinstated the superintendent of Bong, Esther Walker, following more than four months of suspension.
Gov’t Launches Prison Act as Corrections Bureau Pushes for Autonomy
The Ministry of Justice has proposed a bill seeking autonomy for the Bureau of Corrections and Rehabilitation.
Gov’t Appoints Temporary Set of Leaders Amid Liberia Marketing Association’s Longstanding Dispute
The Liberian government has announced with immediate effect that it is removing the current leadership of the Liberia Marketing Association, headed by Alice Yeabah, and replacing with a temporary set of leaders.Â
Executive Submits US$533 million 2019 Draft National Budget After Extended Delay
Finance Minister Samuel Tweah has finally presented the 2019/2020 draft national budget to the National Legislature.
Judge Orders Travel Restriction for Montserrado Lawmaker and Five Others
Rep. Yekeh Kolubah and five others have been restricted by traveling out of the country by a court order.