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• Liberia : Oct. 10 Elections See Eleven Incumbent Senators Voted Out : Will the New Senators Reshape the Narrative ?

  23 octobre, par Henry Karmo
  MONROVIA – Results so far from the National Elections Commission are projecting that out of the 14 senators who contested for re-election, only four are poised to return after receiving another 9-year mandate from their constituents. By Henry Karmo henry.karmo@frontpageafricaonline.com (...)

• Liberia : FPA Looks At How Pro Weah Lawmakers Who Pledge Support To His Reelection Perform In Just Ended Legislative Elections

  23 octobre, par Gerald C. Koinyeneh
  MONROVIA – As the dust settles after Liberia’s highly anticipated October 10, 2023 presidential and legislative elections, it’s obvious that the presidential poll is headed to a runoff – between incumbent George Manneh Weah of the ruling Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) and former Vice (...)

• Liberia : Ahead of Runoff Election, UP Vows to Reject Election Results If They Suspect Foul Play

  23 octobre, par Obediah Johnson
  MONROVIA – Ahead of the November 7 presidential run-off election in Liberia, the main opposition Unity Party (UP), through its Secretary General Amos Tweh, has vowed not to accept any fraudulent election results from the National Elections Commission (NEC), but would ask its supporters to (...)

• Liberia : ‘I’ve Good Relations with the President’ – McGill Responds to Allegations of Sour Relationship

  23 octobre, par Henry Karmo
  Mr. Nathaniel McGill, Senator-elect of Margibi County, states that his relationship with President George Weah remains as strong as ever. He dismisses rumors of any issues between him and President Weah as false, misleading, and intended solely to cause distraction. By Henry Karmo, (...)

• Liberia : Leaked Audio Exposes Bong County LDEA Chief in Meeting with Drug Leaders on How to Protect Them for Financial Gains

  23 octobre, par Contributing Writer
  MONROVIA – The issue of illicit drugs and their growing prevalence, along with the harmful consequences, especially among the youth of Liberia, has become a matter of grave concern. This concern led to the amendment of the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act of 2014, which was recently signed (...)