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Investors queued at the sales launch, reflecting the strong demand for the project. Of the investors, 35% are Emiratis, while 65% are expatriates and international buyers. In response to this significant interest, Ohana Development is expected to release additional inventory from the project soon. The project spans 1.67 million square metres, with more than 55% of the masterplan dedicated to landscaped gardens and green spaces. Designed around sport and active living, Manchester City Yas Residences by Ohana will feature integrated training and recovery facilities, alongside a waterfront promenade with retail, dining and lifestyle destinations.

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Executive Mansion, Monrovia –: President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr. has formally acknowledged the resignation of Honorable Davidetta Browne Lansanah as Chairperson of the National Elections Commission (NEC). In her communication to the President, Hon. President Boakai commended Hon. Browne Lansanah continue to oversee, manage, and coordinate the affairs of the NEC through March 31, 2026, to facilitate a seamless and orderly transition. Browne Lansanah for her invaluable service to the Republic of Liberia and wished her continued success in her future endeavors.

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Investigators later returned to the residence for additional examinations as part of efforts to reconstruct events leading to Mrs. Jackson’s injuries. According to the defense, Jackson’s cooperation demonstrates transparency and should not be interpreted as evidence of wrongdoing. Berry said that during two separate encounters he observed Mrs. Jackson with visible bruises, which she allegedly attributed to physical violence by her husband. Berry said following Mrs. Jackson’s death, he contacted police to share the information and expressed what he described as a “moral obligation” to speak out. In some messages, Mrs. Jackson allegedly complained of physical abuse, while other communications suggested ongoing marital disputes and possible divorce considerations.

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The three leaders met in Conakry to address ongoing border tensions, ultimately agreeing to pursue a strictly peaceful and diplomatic path toward resolution. The meeting was held within the framework of the Mano River Union (MRU) and conducted in an atmosphere described as both cordial and frank. The leaders committed to resolving all border issues through peaceful diplomatic means, citing consistency with Article 33 of the United Nations Charter. The outcome of these consultations in Conakry is expected to significantly ease regional tensions, restore public confidence, and facilitate the growth of cross-border economic activities. Following the successful conclusion of the meeting, President Boakai and President Bio have returned to their respective capitals.

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To address these hydra-headed issues, Nigeria’s Foreign Affairs Minister, Ambassador Yusuf Tuggar and his Ghanaian counterpart, Hon. Under the theme: How can West Africa strengthen its collective security against violent extremism?, the programme was streamed online and featured a Q&A session. Minister Ablakwa described violent extremism and terrorism as serious threats to the international community, requiring global cooperation to tackle. Tuggar said that in Nigeria, the governance system was working at the Federal and State levels compared to the Local Government areas. Independent analysts link insecurity in West Africa to poor governance, disaffection among neglected/alienated segments of society, a lack of public trust, corruption, and mismanagement of national resources, coupled with complicity, denial, and misguided policies by political leaders, compounded by ineffective regional collaboration and external interference.

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