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Praise for Weah

“For the first time we have somebody who is not using his power of incumbency to manipulate the situation.’

Nigeria’s Political Parties Want Country Model Liberia’s Election

Nigeria’s Inter-Party Advisory Council (IPAC) has explained how the country can adopt some lessons from the recent presidential election in Liberia, to strengthen its electioneering process.

Liberia Risks $2 Billion Lawsuit Over Nimba Iron Ore

Solway Investment Group has told President George Weah to either provide compensation after a secret deal that handed its iron ore mining licence to ArcelorMittal, or face arbitration that could cost the state $2bn.

Boakai Promises Government of Inclusion

Former Vice President Joseph Boakai Thursday launched an open appeal for Liberians to help him secure the country’s top office as he heads into the presidential runoff election with incumbent President George Weah.

Nimba District # 4 Rerun Today

  Re-run of the presidential, senatorial, and representative elections are expected to take place today Oct. 20  at two polling places in precinct BeoLontuo in Electoral...

Liberia’s Elections: How PYJ Denied Weah’s Win

Nearly 10 months after a nasty political devoice, controversial Nimba County Senator Prince Yormie Johnson appeared at the ballot box on Oct. 10 to execute a deadly revenge that has torpedoed President George Weah’s anticipated first round victory to secure a second term mandate.

Tightest Presidential Election in 2 Decades

Liberia’s closest election in two decades is heading to a runoff, according to official provisional results announced by the West African nation’s electoral commission, after neither the country’s president nor his main opponent secured a majority.

Foreign Policy Magazine on Liberia’s Elections

Liberians went to the polls Tuesday in a tough race for incumbent President George Weah. The 57-year-old former soccer star won office in 2017 after promising to create jobs, battle corruption, and set up an economic and war crimes court to investigate the horrific civil war that killed 250,000 people between 1989 and 2003.

Liberia Education Study Shows Big Literacy Gains

Amid stubbornly high out-of-school rates and dismal learning levels for many children in sub-Saharan Africa, an education program in Liberia has offered hope after an evaluation showed its students made huge learning gains in just 10 months.

“Setting the Record Straight, Upholding Democracy Amidst Potential Unrest”

Liberia’s Deputy Minister for Fiscal Affairs, Samora Wolokolie has sharply clarifies his recent on the residents of Peace Land, Monrovia.

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