After the House of Representatives passed a bill to repeal tenured positions in the executive branch, the Center for Transparency and Accountability in Liberia has issued a strong call for the government to stop undermining the fight against corruption.
River Cess County Inspector Wants More Training for Local Officials
The county inspector of River Cess, Daniel Doe, has repeated his earlier call for local officials of the county to be provided orientation to understand how government works.
Independent Candidate Edward Flomo Expected to Win Montserrado’s 13th District By-Election
Unofficial provisional results from Tuesday’s representative by-election in Montserrado’s 13th district have placed independent candidate Edward Flomo in the lead.
Philipbert Browne to Appear Before Lawmakers Over Bribery to Print New Banknotes
Philipbert Browne, the owner, and publisher of the Hot Pepper newspaper that broke the news about the missing billions in new banknotes on September 13, is due to appear before lawmakers today, Nov. 22, to testify about claims he has made that representatives received bribes to authorize the printing of the new notes.
River Cess Authorities Want More Awareness on Land Rights Act
Local government officials in River Cess are calling on the government and NGOs to create more awareness on the recently passed Land Rights Act.
Over Calls for War Crimes Court, Nimba Lawmaker Warns Senator Prince Johnson Against Threatening Comments
Nimba’s eighth district representative, Larry Younquoi has called on a senator of the county, Prince Johnson to desist from making threatening statements against individuals supporting the calls for the establishment for a war crimes court in Liberia.
Rep. Clarence Massaquoi of Lofa Introduces Bill Criminalizing Same Sex Practices
During its fifth day of sitting during its extraordinary session, the House of Representatives unanimously accepted a communication resubmitted by Rep. Clarence Massaquoi of Lofa’s third district, calling for same-sex practices in Liberia to be made a criminal offense.  Â
Former Central Bank Governor Admits Legislature Did Not Approve Printing of Additional L$10.5 billion
Former Central Bank Governor Milton Weeks has admitted before the plenary of the House of Representatives that the printing of the additional L$10.5 billion new banknotes was not authorized by the legislature.