US EditionSENATOR CHEA DECLARES HOUSE "STAY ORDER" AGAINST LTMI UNLAWFUL, URGES LEGAL RESOLUTION OF CONCESSION CONCERNS - Smart News Liberia
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SENATOR CHEA DECLARES HOUSE "STAY ORDER" AGAINST LTMI UNLAWFUL, URGES LEGAL RESOLUTION OF CONCESSION CONCERNS - Smart News Liberia
By Socrates Smythe Saywon MONROVIA – Senator Cllr. Augustine S. Chea of Sinoe County has criticized the House of Representatives’ recent “stay order” on the Liberia Traffic Management Incorporated (LTMI), calling it unconstitutional and a clear overreach of legislative authority. In a detailed legal opinion released Friday, August 1, 2025, the senator warned that such action risks undermining Liberia’s legal framework and investor confidence. On…
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