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President Joseph Boakai and members of the Liberian Senate remain silent regarding a closed-door meeting concerning rising tensions at the Liberia-Guinea border.

President Joseph Boakai and senators in Liberia are not disclosing details about a crucial meeting amid rising tensions and security concerns at the Liberia-Guinea border.

Liberian President Joseph Nyuma Boakai has called for calm while addressing border tensions with Guinea during a national address.

President Joseph Nyuma Boakai has acknowledged the resignation of Davidetta Browne Lansanah as Chairperson of the National Elections Commission in Liberia.

The opposition Coalition for Democratic Change in Liberia has voiced concerns over escalating tensions along the border with Guinea due to alleged cross-border military actions.

Liberia faces a significant constitutional challenge following the reported incursion of Guinean troops into its territory, prompting President Boakai to engage the Legislature.

Liberia's President Joseph Nyuma Boakai engages with legislative leaders amid security tensions following a Guinean military incursion.

Guinean troops have retreated from a disputed area along the Liberia-Guinea border, though Liberian President Joseph Nyuma Boakai continues to engage with the legislature on national security matters.

The Liberian government is addressing border tensions with Guinea, urging citizens to remain calm while diplomatic efforts are underway.

Bishop Kortu Brown warns that the ongoing government demolition of homes and businesses in Liberia could negatively impact President Boakai's legacy and urges engagement with landowners to prevent further chaos and displacement.

Liberia's Commerce Minister urges ministry employees to recommit to their responsibilities to support the national development agenda during an event for International Women's Day.

The arrival of 137 excavators and graders at the Freeport of Monrovia signifies the beginning of action in Liberia's infrastructure development under President Boakai.

Liberian President Joseph Boakai has called for significant reforms within the United Nations and a unified African stance before the upcoming election of the UN Secretary-General.

Liberia held a high-level consultation focused on the future of the UN and the election of the next Secretary-General during the African Union summit.

Liberia's President Boakai has announced plans to improve the country’s road infrastructure with the establishment of the Yellow Machines Board of Authority and the acquisition of heavy machinery from China.

The opposition from the Liberian Senate complicates President Boakai's efforts to de-ratify the contentious Telecom International Alliance agreement amid broader legislative disputes over significant contracts.

Liberia's Information Minister Jerolinmek Matthew Piah has strongly condemned a Facebook post by ANC leader Alexander B. Cummings, who criticized the Boakai administration for neglecting basic economic issues affecting citizens.