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In the past three weeks I visited Bomi, Gbarpolu, and four counties in the Southeast, and I have now been to every county in Liberia. This fulfills my promise to the U.S. Congress to be an Ambassador to all Liberia, not just Monrovia.

National Elections Commission (NEC) Chairperson Davidetta Browne - Lansanah says transitioning from manual Optical Mark Recognition (OMR) system to Biometric Technology for registration of voters has been emphasized in the Commission’s preliminary plans for 2023. 

The National Elections Commission began Phase Two of the Biometric Voters Registration in Maryland and eight counties on Friday, April 21, as part of preparations for the October 10 polls.

Several Liberians have expressed appreciation to the National Elections Commission (NEC) for completing phase one of the ongoing Biometric Voter Registration (BVR) process peacefully in the first six counties.

VP Taylor rallies Southeasterners to participate in BVR process

Medica Liberia is one of the leading women’s rights organizations in Liberia, mL has over the years established itself as providing a safe haven for women experiencing gender-based violence. Since 2006, medica Liberia has provided psychosocial, legal

MONROVIA – The National Elections Commission (NEC) preliminary results from Phase One of the Biometric Voter Registration (BVR) show that a total of 1,435,209 (one million four hundred thirty-five thousand two hundred and nine) citizens registered fo

National Elections Commission (NEC) preliminary results from the just ended Phase One of the Biometric Voters Registration (BVR) exercise in five counties indicate that over 1.4 million people have so far registered to vote in the scheduled October 10, general and presidential elections.

The maternal mortality ratio (MMR) in  Liberia is alarming. According to the recent Demographic and Health Survey, the MMR of Liberia is 742 per 100,000 live births, one of the world's highest rates of maternal mortality.

At least 20 appointed officials have resigned from President George Manneh Weah's government to contest for elected positions this October, leaving many here to wonder if these officials are on a bluffing spree.