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The National Elections Commission (NEC) finally accepts the nomination of designated former State Minister Nathaniel Falo McGill to contest for the senate in Margibi County in the October 10th Presidential and Legislative elections.

The plenary of the Liberian Senate has taken a decision to communicate with the President of Liberia, informing him of its decision to outsource the Roberts International Airport (RIA).

An estimated 1,000 Pastors from over 500 churches under the banner of the Kingdom Legislators in Gbarnga, Bong County, have committed to voting a new breed of leaders.

Dr. Lester Zomatic Tenny has alleged that the rationality behind Nathaniel Falo McGill's nomination on the ruling Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) senatorial ticket was to please President George Manneh Weah.

The Management of the Salala Rubber Corporation (SRC) has distributed rice among over 5,000 residents in communities

Jeety's tyre factory 98% complete

Monrovia Central Prison Deputy Superintendent Mr. Joel Justin Juah has called on well-meaning Liberians and organizations to buttress Indian philanthropist Mr. Upjit Singh Sachdeva’s effort in feeding inmates.

Authorities at the Ministry of Health say their retained surveillance system has detected an unusual increase in measles cases here.

Margibi County Senator James Emmanuel Nuquay, who is strongly opposed to the senatorial bid of former Minister Nathaniel Falo McGill in the county, says the U.S. Embassy is a black snake for McGill or a no-go-area for the senatorial aspirant.

MONROVIA--In October’s elections, there will be 800 representative aspirants that will slug it out in the 15 counties, while 100 senatorial aspirants will contest for 15 seats.  Of the 73 current representatives of the 53rd National Legislature,