Grand Bassa’s Sen. Jonathan Kaipay has broken ground for the construction of a 20-kilometer road in Doegbah Administrative District.
73 Confirmed Cases and Two Deaths Reported in Grand Kru Measles Outbreak
Grand Kru’s County Health Team has confirmed the outbreak of measles in the county, as 73 confirmed cases have been reported, with at least two deaths – a one-year-old boy and an 11-month-old girl. Â
Gov’t and Health Workers Hold Discussions, But Strike Still Ongoing
Despite efforts by the government to call off a strike by health workers across the country, the National Health Workers Union of Liberia says discussions are still ongoing.
Senate Cites Heads of Security Agencies Over Electoral Violence
The Liberian Senate has called the heads of national security institutions in the country to address concerns of recent reports of electoral violence.
Senate Cites Foreign Minister Over Commissioning of New Ambassador to U.S. Without Confirmation
The Liberian Senate has taken note of President George Weah’s frequent disrespect for the constitution which is the supreme law of the land, with the latest being the appointment and subsequent commissioning of George Pattern as Ambassador to the U.S. without the Senate’s confirmation.
Sen. Coleman Says High Port Charges Hurting Liberia’s Revenue Generating Capacity
Grand Kru’s Sen. Peter S. Coleman has dispatched a communication to Albert Chie, Senate pro tempore, complaining about the high charges levied on the importation of goods at the Freeport of Monrovia.
Senate Hold Retreat on Elections Dispute
In the wake of the ongoing election dispute, several senators on Tuesday recently held a one-day special retreat at the Farmington hotel in Margibi to deliberate and find a peaceful resolution to the matter.
Liberian Women Continue Peaceful Protest Against Amendment of Rape Law
Women representing different organizations in Liberia continue to register their displeasure with the recent amendment to the rape law by the Senate.
- 1
- 2