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By David A. Yates and Alvin Worzi President Weah unveils DNA machine, revolutionizes capacity to investigate rape cases The administration of President George Weah administration has bought the country’s second post-war public DNA machine to combat rape and other sexual and gender-based violence, but it is unclear if there are skilled technicians available for the machine. The new DNA machine comes three years after the then United Nations Mission in Liberia donated a similar machine to the government of Liberia, however it was left unused due to the lack of skilled personnel to operate the machine. The current status of that machine is also unknown as the government relies on Ghana for its DNA testing. Before the purchasing of this DNA machine, the government had struggles in prosecuting rape cases as a result of no forensic facilities or a functioning DNA machine to strengthened investigations and evidence gathering resulting in many alleged rapists getting acquitted as sta

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