Henry Karmo

MONROVIA – Senator J. Milton Teahjay has vowed to go-ahead with confirmation proceedings for officials nominated recently by President George at various Ministries and agencies. The Senator’s decision is in the wake of public outcry…

MONROVIA – The Senate is seeking a leadership discussion with President George M. Weah to strategize ways to find an economic relief for the citizens in the wake of the stay-home mandate.

Senate Pro-Tempore Albert Chie Monrovia - In the wake of the outbreak of Covid-19, the Liberian Senate has announced tight measures that would help contain the spread of the virus.

MONROVIA – The special committee setup by Senator Darius Dillon says it has earmarked several projects in Montserrado that would shortly be undertaken by the committee funded with money provided by the office of the Montserrado County…

CAPITOL HILL – Even as health authorities report a first case COVID-19 in Liberia, the premises of the Legislature is still without handwashing buckets and containers despite, a basic preventive measure.

According to LINU, it's wicked on the part of the ANC to call for the dismissal of Dr. Blama while he is recovering from the Coronavirus MONROVIA – The Liberian National Union (LINU) has congratulated President George Manneh Weah for…

The Finance Minister said the government remains committed to ensuring the that the midterm elections take place and would make available US$9 million while international partners provide about US$8 million to fund the process MONROVIA…

Rep. Edwin Snowe of Bomi County was appointed by the ECOWAS Parliament Speaker, Hon. Sidie Mohammed Tunis, to head the Committees on Political Affairs, Peace, Security and African Peer Review Mechanism MONROVIA – Representative Edwin…

The buses have been parked for two weeks as staff face transportation challenge in getting to and from work Monrovia - FrontPageAfrica has been reliably informed that funds intended to purchase gasoline for buses that are mainly used by…

Monrovia – The Senate could not conduct normal Legislative business Thursday, March 5, because of the lack of quorum.