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Carielle Doe is a freelance shooter/producer who has a deep love for journalism. With a focus on human interest stories, she has worked on projects all over the world. Carielle worked as a shooter and field producer in Liberia for ABC News throughout the Ebola crisis. Before Ebola, Carielle worked as a communications consultant on projects for various organizations. Carielle advanced past more than 40,000 other competitors to win the 2010 Your Big Year competition, which allowed her to travel to 16 countries as field producer and photographer on the 2011 Your Big Year trip. During the trip, she documented volunteer projects in education, health, environmental conservation, and construction. Early in her career, Carielle worked as a production associate at ABC News and then as an associate producer at NBC News in New York City. She has an MA in journalism from New York University with a focus on documentary. After a successful running career during which she a reached high-school All American status four times, she received her BA from the University of Virginia, where she was a nationally ranked runner and ACC champion on the track and field team.
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Car ploughs into supporters of Liberia’s president
A car drove into a crowd celebrating the election victory of Liberia's president-elect Joseph Boakai in Monrovia, resulting in two deaths and around 18 injuries. The incident occurred outside Boakai's party headquarters, and it remains unclear whether it was intentional. Boakai narrowly defeated incumbent President George Weah in the presidential run-off, marking Liberia's second democratic power transfer in over seventy years. The Unity Party security guard reported the driver turned off the headlights before hitting the crowd. Three individuals are in critical condition at the John F. Kennedy Medical Center.
Liberia’s quiet man Joseph Boakai set for top job after George Weah concedes
Joseph Boakai, a seasoned political figure, is poised to become Liberia's president following a narrow victory over incumbent George Weah. Boakai's win is seen as a shift towards stability and integrity after Weah's tenure, which was marred by corruption and inefficiency. Boakai, known for his humility and experience, aims to focus on peace, reconciliation, and economic reform, addressing issues like food insecurity and infrastructure challenges. Despite concerns about his age, Boakai's supporters view him as a trustworthy leader capable of revitalizing Liberia's future.
After decades in the wings, Liberia’s quiet man Boakai set for presidency
Joseph Boakai, a 78-year-old political veteran, is set to become Liberia's president after narrowly defeating incumbent George Weah in a run-off vote. Boakai's long career includes 12 years as vice president under Ellen Johnson Sirleaf. His victory is seen as a response to Weah's rule, which brought initial hope but was later criticized for corruption and administrative issues. Boakai's focus will be on peace, reconciliation, and addressing education, health, agriculture, and the economy. Despite concerns about his age, his campaign emphasizes his mental sharpness.
After decades in the wings, Liberia’s quiet man Boakai set for presidency
Joseph Boakai, a 78-year-old political veteran, is set to become Liberia’s president after a narrow victory in the run-off vote against incumbent George Weah. Boakai's win culminates a long career, including 12 years as vice president under Ellen Johnson Sirleaf. His tenure is anticipated to focus on unity, education, health, agriculture, and economic reforms. Despite concerns about his age, supporters see his scandal-free public life and calm demeanor as an antidote to Weah's presidency, which was criticized for corruption and administrative chaos. Boakai's humble beginnings and reputation for hard work and humility resonated with voters seeking change.
After decades in the wings, Liberia's quiet man Boakai set for presidency
Joseph Boakai is set to become Liberia's president after defeating incumbent George Weah in a run-off vote. Boakai, known for his hard work and humility, has a long political career, including 12 years as vice president. His victory is seen as a response to Weah's rule, which brought initial hope but was tainted by corruption. Boakai's focus will be on peace, reconciliation, and addressing issues in education, health, agriculture, and the economy. Despite concerns about his age, his campaign emphasizes his mental sharpness.
After decades in the wings, Liberia’s quiet man Boakai set for presidency
Joseph Boakai, a 78-year-old political veteran, is set to become Liberia's president after narrowly defeating incumbent George Weah in a run-off vote. Boakai's long career includes 12 years as vice president under Ellen Johnson Sirleaf. His victory is seen as a response to Weah's rule, which brought initial hope but was marred by corruption and administrative issues. Boakai's focus will be on peace, reconciliation, and addressing education, health, agriculture, and the economy. Despite concerns about his age, his campaign emphasizes his mental sharpness. Liberia faces challenges such as food insecurity, drug use among youth, unreliable power supply, and poor infrastructure.
After decades in the wings, Liberia’s quiet man Boakai set for presidency
Joseph Boakai, a 78-year-old political veteran, is set to become Liberia’s president after narrowly defeating incumbent George Weah in a run-off vote. Boakai's career includes 12 years as vice president under Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and is characterized by his supporters as marked by hard work, humility, and experience. He faces the challenge of rebuilding Liberia, a country with a history of civil wars and an Ebola epidemic, and an economy with high food insecurity despite recent growth. Boakai plans to focus on education, health, agriculture, and the economy, aiming to bring the country together after a divisive election.
After decades in the wings, Liberia’s quiet man Boakai set for presidency
Joseph Boakai, a 78-year-old political veteran, is poised to become Liberia's president after narrowly defeating incumbent George Weah in a run-off vote. Boakai's victory is seen as the culmination of a long career, including 12 years as vice president under Ellen Johnson Sirleaf. His win is celebrated by supporters who value his hard work, humility, and experience, especially after Weah's tenure, which brought initial hope but was later criticized for corruption and administrative issues. Boakai faces the challenge of rebuilding Liberia, a country with a history of civil wars and an Ebola epidemic, and an economy where a significant portion of the population faces food insecurity. His focus will be on peace, reconciliation, and improving education, health, agriculture, and the economy.
After decades in the wings, Liberia’s quiet man Boakai set for presidency
Joseph Boakai, a 78-year-old political veteran, is poised to become Liberia's president after narrowly defeating incumbent George Weah in a run-off vote. Boakai's long career includes 12 years as vice president under Ellen Johnson Sirleaf. His victory is seen as a response to Weah's presidency, which brought initial hope but was later criticized for corruption and administrative issues. Boakai plans to focus on education, health, agriculture, and the economy, aiming to unite the country post-election. Despite concerns about his age, his campaign emphasizes his mental acuity.
After decades in the wings, Liberia’s quiet man Boakai set for presidency
Joseph Boakai, a 78-year-old political veteran, is set to become Liberia’s president after narrowly defeating incumbent George Weah in a run-off vote. Boakai, who worked his way up from humble beginnings and served as vice president under Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, is seen as a figure of hard work and humility. His victory is celebrated by supporters who expect improvements after Weah's tenure, which was marked by corruption and administrative issues. Boakai plans to focus on education, health, agriculture, and the economy, aiming to unite the country post-election. Despite concerns about his age, his campaign emphasizes his mental sharpness.
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