Main opposition leader Joseph Boakai is losing to incumbent President George Weah in his native Lofa County according to an independent opinion poll the Oracle News Daily has obtained.
Liberia’s Deputy Minister for Fiscal Affairs at the Ministry of Finance and Development Planning (MFDP), has warned that Liberians should expose would be elections’ disruptors for a betterment of the society.
 Speaking at a graduation ceremony Sunday at the Seventh Day Adventist Paynesville Community High School at the Samuel K. Doe Sports Stadium, Minister Samora Wolokolie stated all Liberians and partisans of the Unity Party must denounce the statement made by UP’s Standard Bearer Joseph Boakai.
A team from INTERPOL headquarters in Lyon, France is in Liberia for a week-long case monitoring and training for anticorruption practitioners and law enforcement agencies as corruption perception weights down the country.
Ex-United Nations diplomat Sara Beysolow Nyanti now heading the African Liberation League in this year's presidential election has vowed to transformed Liberia into a prosperous country should she win the vote on October 10.
The Management of the John F. Kennedy Memorial Hospital has suffered an over US$1.5 million lawsuit by a lady identified as Karen Gaydou Sehkelporh for damages.
The National Elections Commission with funding from the Economic Community of West African States has concluded a two-day regional dialogue with political parties’ youths on the Farmington River Declaration ahead of the 2023 legislative and presidential elections.
House Speaker Bhofal Chambers has appealed to the Chinese government and its people to assist Liberia in its infrastructure development including financing the process of modernizing the Liberian transportation network such as road, air and seaports.
In a speech delivered Friday in Monrovia Speaker Chambers believes that with China's expertise in infrastructure development and its successful track record in various countries there is great potential for transformative projects in Liberia.
President George Weah returned home Saturday assuring Liberians that the country will not go back to war amidst threats from political rivals that a disputed elections will lead to civil unrest.
He said the elections will be free fair and transparent.
Aggrieved students of the William V. S. Tubman University have threatened a total shutdown of all public ministries and agencies if the Liberian government fails to reopen the university.
Our reporter said early Wednesday morning, hundreds of students at the government’s tertiary learning institution staged a protest action in demand of the reopening of the institution by the Liberian government.
