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Forget landmines or stray bullets, it's propaganda you need to watch out for.

Liberia’s Army Chief of Staff Maj. Gen. Prince Charles Johnson, III, has denied a social media report that he allegedly boycotted a Joint Security Meeting Monday, 16 October 2023.

The Chairperson of the Elections Coordinating Committee (ECC) Cllr. Oscar Bloh is commending the National Elections Commission so far, for the level of transparency in the votes tallying process, while condemning disruptions at tallying centers in Nimba and Montserrado counties, respectively.

Ahead of the presidential and general elections in October, the Ministry of Justice has stressed a need for government to be alert and watchful of increase in criminality and crimes.

The attention of the Joint Security of the Republic of Liberia is drawn to rumours circulating on social media and other traditional media outlets by unscrupulous individuals, who are maliciously spreading lies about the outbreak of violence in Monrovia, with the intent to instill fear ahead of the announcement of the election results by the National Elections Commission.

The ruling Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) has urged its partisans and supporters to be calm, saying it is not deterred by preliminary election results being announced after Tuesday’s polls.

The Forum is encouraged by the commitment of the National Electoral Commission (INEC) to deliver on its mandate of concluding the electoral process in a transparent manner that renews the hope, trust and confidence of the Liberian people on the nation’s democracy.

Liberians turned out massively on Tuesday, 10 October 2023 to vote in a crucial presidential and legislative elections deemed so far to be calm and peaceful in most places.

In a bid to ensure the integrity and fairness of the upcoming elections, the Liberia Immigration Service (LIS), in collaboration with the Joint Security, has

The Women NGOs Secretariat of Liberia (WONGOSOL) has called for peaceful election in Liberia.