ALJA calls for non-violent elections in Liberia
Liberian Journalists in the Americas are calling on political parties, candidates and their fellow compatriots back home to avoid acts of violence in Tuesday’s presidential...
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ECC urges coordination among observer missions, ahead of crucial polls
A local elections watchdog group, ECC calls on all national and international observation missions to “coordinate their efforts in responding to issues arising from the...
Could Pres Sirleaf be “traumatized” by Liberia civil war?
-Sacked envoy to London raises questions A war of words has ensued between Liberia’s President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and her sacked Ambassador to the United...
Senate move to make rape law bailable “wicked”
–Protest staged in Monrovia By our Reporter The Liberian Senate’s amendment of the rape law making it bailable has triggered protest from women rights...
Garbage stockpile concerns Redlight marketers
By Moses B. Cole The stench from uncollected garbage sends a visitor to the Redlight market area in Monrovia’s Paynesville suburb wondering how hundreds of...
U.S. promises to work with elected Liberian gov’t, urges peaceful polls
On the eve of Liberia’s presidential and legislative elections, the US embassy in Monrovia says “the United States government will continue to work with the...
NEC Clarifies Excess Ballot Printing
By William Selmah, wselmah@gmail.com The National Elections Commission (NEC) says there is no need for political parties to harbor fear over the printing of excess ballot...
Monrovia’s sea erosion victims threaten to boycott polls
Sea erosion continues to have serious toll on residents of various coastal communities along Monrovia Atlantic coast, with some 500 of them being made homeless...
Liberia Senate amends Rape Law making it bailable
Amidst the alarming rise in the number of rape cases, Liberia’s Senate has amended the Rape law to make the crime a bailable offense. Under...
Christian, Muslim clerics warn against voting on tribal line and election violence
Two prominent Liberian Christian and Muslim clerics have warned the over 2 million registered voters not to vote on tribal line and engage in violence...