Henry Karmo

 Monrovia - A civil society group, the “Human Rights Advocacy Platform” has categorically condemned all forms of violence and called on the Government of Liberia to take immediate responsibility to set up an independent body to quickly…

Several students of the Seventh-Day Adventist School on the 12th Street got injured in the protest which they were not part of Monrovia – In their quest to disperse the protesting Monrovia Consolidated School System (MCSS) students…

Monrovia - Stakeholders in the Energy sector have met in Monrovia to validate the findings of off-grid solar market assessment in Liberia. The Meeting was a one-day meeting that brought together stakeholders in the energy sector…

Monrovia - A monitoring report from the Institute for Research and Democratic Development (IREDD), Voinjama City, Lofa County, Zwedru City, Grand Gedeh County and parts of Montserrado County has documented a large number of pre-trial…

Monrovia - Representative Edwin Melvin Snowe has joined 52 other members of the House of Representatives to sign onto a resolution calling for the establishment of a War Crimes Court in Liberia. The Bomi County District #1…

MONROVIA – Social and County Development funds paid by concession companies to host counties and communities are usually not disclosed by the government, an official of the Mines and Energy Ministry has acknowledged.

MONROVIA – An electronic platform that would create a platform for citizens to interact directly with government in concession communities has been launched in Grand Cape Mount and Nimba Counties.

Monrovia - The Senate has concurred with the House of Representatives on the passage of the Draft National Budget for the fiscal year 2019/2020 but with an amendment in salary cut from the version passed by the House of…

Nathaniel McGill, Minister of State for Presidential Affairs Monrovia – Liberia’s Minister of State for Presidential Affairs, Mr. Nathaniel McGill, has shot down rumors that he is indebted to the Liberia Bank for Development and…

Monrovia - The Government of Liberia is expected to bank over US$3.5 million annually on monies that would be slashed from the benefits of lawmakers in the Senate and the House of Representatives.