Weah

By Anthony Stephens with New Narratives Twice in the last twelve months the Liberian government has confounded observers by breaking with a decades-long foreign policy of non-interference in other states’ internal matters to sign…
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Monrovia -  Appearing on The Costa Show, Monday, December 18, Vice President Joseph Boakai couldn’t hold back, when quizzed about the performance of Senator George Weah in the Senate.
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Monrovia - Senator George Weah of the Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) Wednesday, 6 December, called on his supporters to fast and pray as they await the final verdict from the Supreme Court.
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Monrovia – Senator George Weah has denied rumors that Robert Sirleaf, third son of President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, is a member of the Coalition of Democratic Change (CDC).
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Monrovia – The fate of Liberia’s peace now rests in the hands of the justices of the Supreme Court of Liberia, Senator George Weah, standard bearer of the Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) has warned.
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Monrovia – When the National Elections Commission (NEC) released the final results for the October 10 Presidential and a legislative election, the demography of votes was enough to tell that vote rich Nimba County would decide who the next…
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Monrovia – Nimba County is divided. The elders and chiefs are at one side of the political divide, while the most prominent political actor in the county, Senator Prince Y. Johnson, is on the opposite side.
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Monrovia – Senator Prince Y. Johnson(MDR, Nimba County) Standard Bearer of the Movement for Democratic Reconstruction today endorsed the candidacy of football legend-turned Senator George Manneh Weah, dealing a major blow to Vice…
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Monrovia – Senator George Manneh Weah appeared quite aware Wednesday afternoon that the moment he landed in Monrovia, it was necessary for him to address the small issue of the elephant in the room no one in his inner circle, had until now,…
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Monrovia – Mr. George Weah, political leader of CDC, upon his return from Nigeria, Wednesday October 25, refuted the notion that his party is a movement to bring Mr Taylor back to the country. 
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