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As reported by Margibi County an online blog page, a Woman Reported Missing is Found Dead in Suakoko City, B**g County

B**G COUNTY- A woman known as Old-Ma Quata Jackson, who was reported missing in the early hours of Wednesday, December 10, 2025, has been discovered dead in a bush near the Conqueror Community in Suakoko City, B**g County.

Reports indicate that she left her Ray-Field residence around 1:00 a.m. on Wednesday and did not return. Her sudden disappearance prompted family members and residents of the community to launch a search, but all efforts proved unsuccessful until her body was found days later.

Following the discovery, a ten-member jury was assembled to conduct an initial assessment of the body. The jury concluded that there were no visible signs of foul play. However, they noted that the deceased was without clothing and had visible scratch marks, particularly on her legs.

At the time of this report, the body remains at the location where it was found, as authorities prepare to carry out a comprehensive investigation into the circumstances surrounding her death.

NEC Liberia Begins First Phase of Local Government Subdivision Confirmation in Southeast Liberia

The National Elections Commission of Liberia (NEC-Liberia), through its Geo-Information Services (GIS) Section, has commenced the first phase of confirming areas within various local government subdivisions across three Southeastern counties - Maryland, Grand Kru, and Sinoe.

This exercise aims to validate the inventory and locality composition of all political subdivisions, forming a critical foundation for the upcoming Boundary Delimitation Review Process.

The confirmation process brings together key local and national stakeholders, including District Superintendents, Commissioners, Mayors, Paramount Chiefs, Township Commissioners, Clan Chiefs, as well as representatives from the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Liberia Land Authority, and the Liberia Institute of Geo-Information Services (LIGIS).

The outcomes of this field activity will support the creation of accurate and up-to-date administrative boundary and locality datasets, essential for managing electoral operations effectively.

These updated datasets will guide:

The reapportionment of constituencies,
The establishment of new and placement registration centers,
The delineation of voting precincts,
The conduct of chieftaincy elections, and
Preparations for the 2029 General Elections.

Via: NEC Liberia

... On 26 May, Board of Commissioners, (BOC) submits US$ 91, 958,557.72 Bubget for 2023 General Elections to the 54th  National Legislature of Liberia