Author: Henry Karmo

MONROVIA – The young Liberians got certificate of completion in Tailoring, carpentry, Cosmetology, soap making as well as tie and dye from three of Liberia’s fifteen counties. 

MONROVIA – Senator Jeremiah Koung of Nimba County is recommending a special account in the National Budget to be used only for compensating whistleblowers of drugs dealers.

Nimba County – Solway, a company doing mining exploration in Zolowee Town Nimba County has broken grounds for an irrigation system that would provide access to safe drinking water for residents of the company operational areas and surrounding communities.

MONROVIA – Senators have voted against an amendment to the Senate standing rules on voting openly for or against the confirmation of officials nominated by the President of the Republic of Liberia and subject to confirmation proceedings.

MONROVIA – The opposition Liberty Party (LP) has reacted to President George Weah’s State of the Nation address, describing it a “rhetoric intended to cause his unsuspecting audience a self-inflicted mental agony when they are no longer under the sound of his voice”.

MONROVIA – The Plenary of the Liberian Senate has passed a bill granting the National Food Assistance Agency autonomous status.

MONROVIA – The President of Faith University College, along the Roberts International Airport Highways has allotted several scholarships to deserving Liberian students, especially those who are financially challenged to get quality education as the economy becomes tense.

MONROVIA – House Speaker Dr. Bhofal Chambers says it is important that the first two branches of government jointly engage and participate in the crafting of all agreements, especially all concession agreements before they formally reach the Legislature for passage and ratification.

MONROVIA – Senators including Abraham Darius Dillon, Varney Sherman, Steve Zargo and many others were Monday absent from President George Weah’s 5th Annual Message to the Legislature.

MONROVIA – FrontPageAfrica has been informed by sources close to the presidency that the delay by President George Weah in appointing officials to several vacant seats in his government is reportedly due to an “in-house fight” amongst top officials who have close proximity to the Liberian leader.