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LIBERIA: In Greenville, Sinoe County NEC Local Office Sets Ablaze By Unknown Persons LIBERIA: In Greenville, Sinoe County NEC Local Office Sets Ablaze By Unknown Persons From Boakai Kamara | GNN Correspondent | Sinoe County| A local office of the National Elections Commission (NEC) in Greenville has reportedly guttered fire, setting ablaze the office of the Assistant Magistrate NEC leaving several important documents related to the midterm December 8 th, 2020 to burn to ashes. The incident which place on Greenville, Sinoe County early Tuesday morning pondered local authorities including ...

LIBERIA: Electoral Tension Hits Sinoe County Due To Late Ballot Boxes Arrival LIBERIA: Electoral Tension Hits Sinoe County Due To Late Ballot Boxes Arrival Ballot boxes being tractored According to our Correspondent in Greenville, Sinoe County, electoral tension has hit polling centers in the County due to the late arrival of ballot boxes following pronouncement by the National Elections Commission (NEC) of the completion of tallying in the county. According to report, following the completion of tallying of votes for the midterm senatorial election and the and District # 2 Representativ...

— As Immigration Service arrest arrest several with multiple Voter cards, others The National Elections Commission (NEC) yesterday fell short of conducting the Special Senatorial Election (SSE) in Normor Datando Town, Gbarpolu County District #3 on ground that the safety of its staff is yet to be guaranteed. It can be recalled that on December 8 the paramount chief of Nomodatonau District, McGill Wleh, with support from his fellow residents, seized ballot boxes and prevented the election from going due to what he called ‘illegal attempts by aliens to vote’ in that part of the country. N...

Liberia: Patrol Boat Missing From Sinoe’s Port; NPA Remains Tightlipped Liberia: Patrol Boat Missing From Sinoe’s Port; NPA Remains Tightlipped MONROVIA – FrontPageAfrica investigation has established that one of the three tugboats that were purchased during the regime of former president Ellen Johnson Sirleaf to be used by the Samuel A. Ross Seaport in Sinoe County has gone missing. There are mixed reactions concerning the missing boat in the county with some residents of the county accusing members of the NPA authority of allegedly selling the boat to a Sierra Leone businessman while ...