Four lawmakers at the House of Representatives have called for an immediate freeze on the implementation of the Ministry of Finance and Development Planning’s planned salary harmonization.Â
Grand Bassa Legislative Caucus Asks Buchanan Mayor to Report on Bollore Funds
After complaints from civil society groups, the Grand Bassa Legislative Caucus has directed Mayor Moses Haynes of Buchanan to provide a detailed report about royalties received from a logistics company, Bolloré.
Senator Kaipay Submits 2017/2018 Annual Legislative Report
After touring Grand Bassa’s five districts to explain his accomplishments over the past two years, Grand Bassa’s Senator Jonathan Kaipay has submitted his legislative report to his constituents.
Medical Director Warns Buchanan’s Liberian Gov’t Hospital May Close
The only government referral hospital in Grand Bassa is expected to shut down due to lack of financial support by the central government.
Police Say Weah Did Not Interfere in Old Road Violence
The Liberia National Police has denied claims by Montserrado’s 10th district representative, Yekeh Kolubah, accusing its inspector general, Patrick Sudue, of avoiding arresting perpetrators of Sunday’s violence at a party he organized for children in his district on the orders of President George Weah.
Grand Bassa County Council Agrees to Spend Over US$800,000 on Projects
Delegates at the 10th edition of the Grand Bassa Council Sitting have allocated over US$800,000 to a range of development projects to be done under fiscal year 2018/2019.
Speaker Chambers Faces Criticisms for Comments Exempting Legislature From Probe
The Concerned Citizens United to Bring Our Money Back, also, referred to as COCUBOMB, has criticized House Speaker Bhofal Chambers for his recent comments excluding the legislature from questioning by international investigators examining the case of the missing billions of Liberian banknotes.
Grand Bassa Lawmaker Wants House to Submit to Missing Billion Probe
After House Speaker Bhofal Chambers made a controversial comment that the legislature cannot be invited by any institution for investigation into the missing billions in Liberian banknotes, Grand Bassa’s fifth district representative, Thomas Goshua, has differed by saying no one is above the law.