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FrontPageAfrica, 29 September 2023
The Alliance for Transitional Justice-Liberia, a conglomeration of 16 civil society organizations, says a violent-free, fair and transparent election will cement the nation's… Read more »
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Liberia: Ruling Party, Opposition Trade Blame for 'Electoral Violence'
Liberian Observer, 1 October 2023
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Liberia: Violent Political Clash in Liberia Reportedly Leaves Two Dead
Liberian Observer, 29 September 2023
.... As calls are been made for Former Vice President Joseph Boakai, representing the Unity Party, and President George Weah, leader of the Coalition for Democratic Change, to… Read more »
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Liberia: Weah Denounces Foya Violence
New Republic, 30 September 2023
President George Weah on Friday condemned the recent violence in Foya Lofa county which reportedly led to the death of two persons. Read more »
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Liberia: Saving Lives and Promoting Peace - a Call to Stay Home After Voting in Liberia's 2023 Election
FrontPageAfrica, 2 October 2023
This Commentary is encouraging people to Stay Home on October 10, 2023 after they vote. This Stay Home action is important because it Saves Lives. The main work that Our Creator… Read more »
'A Peaceful and Fair Election Will Cement Liberia's Gains'
A violence-free, fair, and transparent election will cement the nation's democratic gains, secure national peace and promote ongoing reconciliation, says the Alliance for Transitional Justice-Liberia, a conglomeration of 16 civil society organizations.
The alliance's call, coming days before this year's Presidential and Legislative elections, raises concern over a shortfall in the money paid to the National Elections Commission after being approved by the National Legislature.
The alliance's founder Jeremiah S. Swen said the 2023 general elections mark a historic turning point in Liberia's democratic journey. As such, a credible election would uplift Liberia as a powerful model to be emulated by any post-war country and restore Africa's current declining political image.
As Liberians prepare to go to polls on October 10, there have been reports of violence in which two people were reported killed in Foya Lofa county. President George Weah has condemned the deaths.
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As Liberians prepare to vote on October 10, a new poll by Afrobarometer found that only a third of respondents trust the National Elections Commission to manage a successful Read more »
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Youth leagues of various political parties in Liberia are gearing up to make a historic peace declaration on fostering harmony in the lead-up to the October 10, 2023 presidential ... Read more »
Liberian presidential candidate Allen Brown on the campaign trail (file photo).
