Members of the Liberian Senate unanimously voted last week to recall ambassador-designate to the United States, George Patten, to face a confirmation hearing.
Liberia Still Among Most Corrupt in Sub-Saharan Africa
Transparency International has released its 2018 Global Corruption Perceptions Index report, with Liberia still listed among the most corrupt countries in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Margibi’s Rep. Tarponweh Reports on First Year
Margibi’s first district representative, Tibelrosa Tarponweh, has provided a report of his activities covering the first sitting of the 54th National Legislature.
Full Transcript: Joint Political Parties’ Response to Weah’s Second Annual Message
In response to President George Weah’s second Annual Message before the National Legislature, four political parties – the Alternative National Congress, the All Liberian Party, Liberty Party, and Unity Party – delivered a joint critique of the president’s speech.
Full Transcript: President Weah Delivers Second State of the Nation Address
On Monday, January 28, Pres. George M. Weah delivered his second State of the Nation address, one week after his inauguration as president.
River Cess Presidential Appointees Accused of Disregard for Rule of Law
Stipendiary Magistrate Benjones D. Wheagbah of the Cestos Magisterial Court has accused presidential appointees in River Cess of behaving as if they are above the law.
Former Speaker Nuquay Provides Rent for Mboo Statutory District Office
After being evicted by property owners for failing to pay the office’s rent, Mboo Statutory District’s officials have received a reprieve after former House Speaker Emmanuel Nuquay covered the payment.
Sen. Henrique Tokpa Distributes Medical Supplies to Bong Hospitals
Bong’s Sen. Henrique Tokpa has begun to distribute medical supplies and equipment worth US$350,000 to hospitals and clinics in Bong.