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October 24, 2023
UN Women Liberia Country Representative, Comfort Lamptey, has emphasized the need for severe penalties to be imposed on those who violate the ban on Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) in Liberia.
October 24, 2023
At least about 11 incumbent senators have been butted out of the Senate, according to results emanating from the October 10, 2023, Presidential and Legislative elections.
October 24, 2023
Women Want Penalties for Violators of FGM Practice
October 21, 2023
"The elections took place in the current rainy season which made it extremely difficult to reach outlandish parts of the countries due to bad and non-existent access roads.ย "
October 20, 2023
The chairperson of the National Elections Commission (NEC) Daviedetta Browne Lansanah, says re-run for the Presidential, Senatorial and Representative Elections atย two polling places in Precinct Beo Lontuo, Electoral District#4, Nimba County will be held today, 20 October 2023.
October 17, 2023
Out of a record-breaking 1,355,140 votes tallied since the close of polls on October 10, Weah has accumulated 593,558 votes, constituting 43.80% of the vote
October 16, 2023
With 72.92 percent of the total votes for the Presidency already tallied across Liberiaโs 15 political sub-divisions (Counties) in the 2023 election, incumbent President George Manneh Weah of the ruling Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) maintains a narrow lead of 43.80 percent against his main challenger...
October 16, 2023
No doubt Liberia remains grossly underdeveloped despite being endowed with rich natural resources. The country sits 12 places among the poorest countries in Africa with a GDP per capita amounting to US$676 and 10th place globally with a GDP (PPP) of USD$1,798.
October 11, 2023
The National Elections Commission admits to challenges faced in Tuesdayโs (October 10, 2023) polls when canoe transporting some of its staff to hard-to-reach counties in southeast Liberia capsized with electoral materials, preventing hundreds, if not thousands of overenthusiastic citizens from casting their ballots.