Author: Henry Karmo

MONROVIA — Senator Nathaniel McGill remains firm in his calls for the establishment of a war and economic crimes court in Liberia. The court, he emphasizes, should not only prosecute individuals for crimes but also serve to vindicate those who have been falsely accused.

The leadership, members, and supporters of Liberty Party USA (LPUSA) congratulate the Political Leader of Liberty Party, Senator Nyonblee Karnga-Lawrence, on her ascension to the office of Senate Pro Tempore of the Liberian Senate.

MONROVIA – Liberia is on the brink of a severe water shortage, posing a significant threat to its residents, particularly those in urban communities. Contrary to the common causes such as climate change or drought, the root of this impending crisis lies in the Liberian government’s failure to fulfill its responsibilities.

MONROVIA – In the cycle of President-elect Joseph Nyumah-Boakai, there is a joke about his Black notebook and why there is too many uncertainties about placements in government amongst party leaders and his immediate allies.

MONROVIA – The election of Speaker Fornati Koffa, a representative from the Coalition for Democratic Change, the soon-to-be biggest opposition political party in Liberia, represents a significant deviation from recent legislative norms in Liberia. Traditionally, both the president and speaker usually come from the ruling political party or are political bedfellows.

The Financial Intelligence Unit (FIAU is facing accusations of violating President George Weah’s executive order, which halted the appointment of individuals in government and the undertaking of operations at various ministries and agencies.

MONROVIA – As part of its bi-monthly inspection of road construction works on the Roberts International Highway implemented by a Liberian-owned construction company, EAST International, the Ministry of Public Works assures Liberians of ensuring value for money.

MONROVIA – The Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC) has taken action against exiting government officials who have failed to submit their exit asset declarations, in accordance with Section 10.1 of Liberia’s 2014 Code of Conduct. The LACC, as outlined in Section 5.2 (o) of the amended LACC Act of 2022, is responsible for executing Liberia’s Asset Declaration and Verification Regime.

Monrovia – Vice President Jewel Howard Taylor has addressed concerns about the financial transition to her successor, Jeremiah Kpan-Koung. Reports have circulated suggesting that the outgoing Vice President is leaving an empty coffer for her successor.

MONROVIA – In keeping with the legislature’s revised rules that call for three legislative breaks, Tuesday, January 10, 2024, marked the end of the 54th legislature. On this occasion, the President of the Senate, who also serves as the Vice President of the Republic of Liberia, Jewel Howard Taylor, officially handed over her responsibilities to her successor, Jeremiah Kpan-Koung.