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VOINJAMA DISTRICT, Lofa County – As Liberians patiently wait for the official results to be released by the National Elections Commission (NEC) for Tuesday’s senatorial by-election in Lofa, results from polling places across the county are showing that it’s a close race between the ruling Coalition for Democratic Change-endorsed candidate Joseph Jallah and Garlakpai Kortimai of the opposition Unity Party.
Voinjama, Lofa County — There has been a low turnout of voters in many polling centers like Foya, Voinjama, Zorzor, Vahun, as residents of Lofa County elect a new senator today.
SALAYEA DISTRICT, Lofa County – Six candidates are vying to fill the vacant senatorial seat of Lofa County as contained on the National Elections Commission (NEC) list.
VOINJAMA, Lofa County – Former Vice President Joseph Boakai was on Wednesday received by a mammoth crowd who gathered in large numbers along major towns and villages leading to Zorzor District, Lofa County.
FUAMAH DISTRICT, Bong County – In less than 19 months, Liberians will turn their eyes towards watching the proceedings of the senatorial and presidential elections which will produce new senators and a president.
Gbarnga, Bong County – Former senatorial candidate of Bong County, Menikpakei Dumoe, has emerged as a ‘consensus candidate’ for stakeholders in District Three to contest against incumbent representative Marvin Cole in 2023, FrontPageAfrica has gathered.
Palala, Bong County — Isaac Stubblefield was 20 years old when his two friends attacked him in Duta, Kpaii District, Bong County.
Gbarnga, Bong County – With less than two years to the 2023 presidential elections, residents of Bong County have called on President George Weah to attempt using the remainder of his first six-year term to assuage the pains of Liberians on many fronts due to “poor governance”.
VOINJAMA, Lofa County – When the people of Lofa County go to the polls to elect a new senator on June 28, they will make a choice out of seven candidates.
Monrovia – Liberia’s Foreign Minister, Amb. Dee-Maxwell Saah Kemayah, has said the first meeting of the African States Bordering the Atlantic is of definite interest to States sharing the South Atlantic Ocean, and Liberia is happy to belong to this vast maritime area which constitutes a “living space”.