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The Liberian Red Cross has launched the Recovery and Resilience Building Assistance (RRBA) for families affected by floods in vulnerable communities in Liberia.

Defeated Margibi County senatorial candidate from the October 10, 2023 elections, Vandalark R. Patricks notes here that during elections, politicians appeared like political angles, distributing cash, rice and initiating quick impact projects to impress voters, other candidates or competitors with less finance in a disadvantageous position.

The United States Government's 2022 Human Rights report has documented significant human rights issues on Liberia, citing credible reports.

The International Public Sector Accounting Standards 2017 phase-two training for government comptrollers and accountants have come to end in Kakata, Margibi County.

United States Ambassador to Liberia, Michael McCarthy says that the all-important goal of transparent, free, credible, and peaceful elections here in October will be one important factor in decisions about additional sanctions in the months leading up to the vote.

The Liberian National Elections Commission (NEC) has declared Ambassador Joseph Boakai the November 14, 2023, runoff election winner.

By Chernor Alimamy Kamara Police Personnel of the Family Support Unit (FSU) at Newton (4 Mile) Police Post, Waterloo Division, have arrested 21-year-old Zainab Marian Koroma of Five Mile Community, Newton (4 Mile) over alleged stealing of a 3-year-old boy Abu Bakarr Koroma of Blackhall Road, Coconut Farm, Eastend of Freetown. The Waterloo Police acting on intelligence arrested

In an effort to provide qualified teachers in Liberian schools, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) discloses plan to train 3,500 aspirants for the teaching profession.

PowerHouse Ministries International, a prophetic ministry in Monrovia rolls out Gethsemane Experience 2023 this Sunday, 19 November at its edifice on Gibson Avenue, 14th Street.

On October 10, 2023, Liberians went to the polls to elect a new president. The election was peaceful, fair, and transparent. Moreover, the turnout was huge; 78.8% of those registered voted. The National Election Commission (NEC) took over a week to count and announce the final results.