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By all accounts, Liberians are expected to head to the polls on October 10 to vote in a crucial election that may see either incumbent President George M. Weah being re-elected for another six years term or be replaced by one of his numerous contenders.

Women Education and Development Organization-Liberia or WEDOL condemns recent protest by members and officials of the Sande, a female bush school in Weala...

To ensure that citizens’ knowledge about utilizing the Citizens Feedback Mechanism Platform (CFM) is strengthened, the Institute for Democratic Action and Development, (IDAD) has concluded a second leg of its campaign awareness activities in Gbarma,

A mob narrowly missed presidential aspirant Cllr. Taiwan Saye Gongloe and his running mate Emmanuel Urey Yarkpawolo while leading an anti-corruption mass protest in Monrovia on Wednesday July 19

A school’s gala is usually meant to celebrate successful completion of another year's existence, rejoice, implement extra curriculum activities, and eventually point to the future in a bid to attract outsiders.

MONROVIA – All five substations in Liberia have been fully constructed and energized by TRANSCO CLSG. The latest substation to be added to the energized network is the Botota Substation. The other substations which have been energized include Yekepa,

Madam Evelyn Lomax is one of two victims from the violence that disrupted Wednesday, July 19, 2023, Anti-Corruption Rally organized by presidential hopeful, Cllr. Tiawan Saye Gongloe of the opposition Liberian People’s Party (LPP) in Monrovia.

The National Elections Commission (NEC), has officially launched its revised Key Electoral Dates for the 2023 General Elections in Liberia, maintaining the Constitutional date of, 10 October 2023, as Election Day.

KAKATA—Youth Movement for Collective Action (UMOVEMENT) has launched the USAID-Civil Society Activity (CSA) Education Thematic Window with an emphasis on monitoring and research/investigation into public school registration fees and remittance in Mar

Following the recent passage of the amended drug law by the legislature and its subsequent signing by President George Manneh Weah, ruling Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) lawmaker Clarence Gleekan Gahr is seriously recommending a need for the President to declare a state of emergency on dangerous drugs coming to the country.