Group 1 - The Liberian House of Representatives has ordered the suspension of all operations of the Liberia Transportation Management Company (LTM) and has returned its functions to the Ministry of Transport [2] - The suspension is a result of LTM's failure to attend a hearing on July 31, which aimed to investigate controversies surrounding its franchise agreement [2] - Protests by over 200 employees and commercial drivers of the Ministry of Transport have accused LTM's 25-year franchise agreement of having legal deficiencies, leading to significant job losses and a potential revenue loss of $275 million [2] Group 2 - The Senate had previously requested President Weah to suspend the agreement, but LTM faced protests from drivers on July 28, who accused it of abuse of power [2] - The committee suspended LTM's operations on the grounds of "contempt of legislation" due to its disregard for the parliamentary summons [2] - LTM has been ordered to appear in court on August 5 to respond to the allegations, highlighting the intense conflict between the government and the public [2]