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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.

Several supporters of the main opposition Unity Party have been hospitalized at the Ganta United Methodist Hospital after they were reportedly attacked in Zor Zualay Town, along the Sanniquellie - Karnplay highway in Electoral District#3, Nimba County.

The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) election observation mission in Liberia has rejected Unity Party (UP) spokesman Mo Ali’s claim that the mission has been influenced financially to sanction rigged election results.

Opposition leader Amb. Joseph Nyumah Boakai says the pending 14 November presidential run-off “is the end of juvenile delinquent leadership and reckless governance,” a stark attack against his rival President George Manneh Weah’s rule.

Opposition presidential candidate Amb. Joseph Nyumah Boakai has warned of devasting and unimaginable consequences if incumbent President George Manneh Weah rigs the presidential run-off election.

At least seven persons are reported to have sustained injuries during violent campaign clashes on Friday, 10 November 2023 between rival Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) and Unity Party (UP).

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Liberians vote for a new president on Tuesday in a tight run-off between President George Weah, an ex-international football star, and political veteran Joseph Boakai. The United Nations has urged all parties "to contribute to a peaceful environment", in the first elections since peacekeepers left the civil war-ravaged West African country. Weah, 57, and Boakai,…

In a bid to secure a stronger foothold in the upcoming presidential runoff election, the ruling Congress of Democratic Change (CDC) and the main opposition Unity Party (UP) announce a series of high-profile endorsements expected to inject new energy into their campaigns.

Liberia Democracy Watch (LDW) has urged the ruling Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) and the opposition Unity Party (UP) to commit to maintaining Liberia’s peace and democracy.