Editorial
Welcome To Politics Again Weah – But Tougher Task Ahead
GEORGE M. WEAH has no doubt been a household name in Liberian politics since the first postwar election in 2005 when the…
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Politics
Has CDC Lost Numbers Game? ‘Two Million’ Man March Falls Short
Monrovia – Depending on who you ask, George Weah’s declaration day was either a hit or a miss.
Politics
Ellen Debunks Betrayed ‘Promise’ For Weah to Succeed Her As President
Monrovia – Liberia’s main opposition Party, the Congress for Democratic Change has for two successive elections now made cries of foul play,…
Politics
Blue Day: CDC Plans 2-Million-Man March to Petition Weah For President
Monrovia – In 2005, newcomer to Liberian politics, former soccer legend George M. Weah pulled numbers and even blocked traffic everywhere he…
Politics
Weah – Boakai Ticket: 10 Senators Reportedly Spearheading Collaboration
Monrovia – Fresh general and Presidential elections are a little over one year away as politicians are making frantic efforts to be…
‘Laughable”- Sen. Coleman Wii Not Submit to Weah’s Call For Probe
Monrovia – Senator Peter Coleman (CDC-Grand Kru County) says the call by the Political Leader of the Congress for Democratic Change, Senator…
Politics
CDC to Probe Senator Coleman – Weah Writes Ethics Committee
Monrovia – The office of Senator George Weah (CDC-Montserrado County) says the political leader of the Congress for Democratic Change (CDC) has…
Politics
No Violation – CDC Warns NEC of Early Campaign Threat
Monrovia – Recently, the National Elections Commission of Liberia warned political parties and individuals against early campaign activities ahead of the 2017…
Politics
Brumskine’s Renaissance Play: Liberia Opposition Leader on Resurgence Tour
Monrovia – Cllr. Charles Walker Brumskine insists that he did not retire from politics following his defeat in the 2011 Presidential elections…
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CDC, Liberty Party Slam University of Liberia Tuition Increment
Monrovia – The state run University of Liberia recently announced increment in tuition and fees at the University, a pronouncement that continues…