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COVID-19 State of Emergency Ends in Liberia

President George Weah has ordered the armed forces to return to barracks. He said that the legal basis for the continuous presence of the army in some parts of the country to assist with the fight against the Coronavirus elapsed with the end of the State of Emergency.

Liberia: President Weah Orders Army Back to Barracks, As State of Emergency Ends

FrontPageAfrica, 21 July 2020

In the wake of the impending expiration of the current State of Emergency, President of the Republic of Liberia and Commander-In-Chief Dr. George M. Weah has ordered the men and… Read more »
Liberia: Pres. Weah Orders Army Back to the Barracks ... Ends State of Emergency

Govt of Liberia, 21 July 2020

In the wake of the impending expiration of the current State of Emergency, President of the Republic of Liberia and Commander-In-Chief Dr. George Manneh Weah has ordered the men… Read more »

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