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ArcelorMittal’s Risky Railway

There appears imposing danger along global steelmaker ArcelorMittal’s operated railway in Liberia with more than nine accidents occurring since active transportation activities resumed in 2011.

Kissi People in America Give $12,000 to Boakai

The Kissi community in the United States has donated 12,000 United States dollars to the Standard Bearer of the Unity Party Joseph Nyuma Boakai to buttress the efforts of poll watching, the former Vice President office said Monday.

Ex-Housing Chief Wants Six More Years for Weah

Celia Cuffy Brown, the former National Housing Authority Chief who quitted the Weah administration to challenge his second term bid is now backing the President in the runoff vote after dropping out of the race.

Weah Makes Gain in Muslims Community

Incumbent President George Weah Sunday secure support from hundreds of thousands of voters within the muslin community in Monrovia.

Who Will Be the Next Speaker of the House?

The House of Representatives of the Liberian legislature will transition into its 55th session in January 2024.

Boakai Will Never Be President – Bility

The chairman of the opposition Collaborating Political Parties Musa Hassan Bility Vows Unity Party’s Standard Bearer Joseph Boakai stands no chance of winning the November 14 presidential runoff election.

CENTAL Wants US Supply Evidence to Try Sanctioned Officials

The Center for Transparency and Accountability in Liberia has implored the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission to engage the US government for evidence to aid prosecution of elected sanctioned officials.

NEC Suspends Ruling Pleebo Electoral Fraud Case

National Elections Commission’s board of commissioners have reserved ruling into Maryland County District #2, electoral fraud case involving  House Speaker Bhofal Chambers, of the ruling Coalition for Democratic Change and Candidate Anthony Williams of the opposition Collaborating Political Parties.

How Incumbent President George Weah Plans to Defeat Rival Joe Boakai

President George Weah and his ruling Coalition for Democratic Change are approaching the runoff election with a game plan that could secure them a needed victory to extend grip on state power.

Liberia’s Tightest Vote in 20 Years Pouring Calls for Power Sharing Government

Liberia’s closest presidential race in nearly two decades is pouring suggestion for the formation of a government of national unity that include actors from all parties.

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