Citizens of Tubmanburg in Bomi recently halted the dedication of a new stadium constructed by Orange Liberia in fulfillment of a promise made to the county.
BRAC to Partner with Gov’t to Implement Early Learning Program in Two Counties
BRAC Liberia, a Bangledeshi-originating NGO, has announced a partnership with the government to implement an early learning program in Bomi and Gbarpolu.
Visually Impaired Voters in Bomi Want Voting Conditions Improved for Future Elections
Members of the Liberia National Association of the Blind in Bomi have called for adjustments in voting conditions for people with disability, especially for visually impaired voters.
Bomi’s Senator Sando Johnson Tells Kinsmen Not to Vote for CDC in Future Elections
Bomi’s Senator Sando Johnson has told his kinsmen not to vote for candidates of the Coalition for Democratic Change in any future election. Johnson made the comments in Beajah Town, Senjeh district, while making a political tour of the county on Saturday, July 3.
River Gee Lawmaker Opposes Reduction in Tenure for Public Officials
Amid a call from citizens for the terms of elected officials to be reduced, River Gee’s third district lawmaker, Francis Dopoh, says he opposes recommendations to reduce tenures for public officials.
Bomi’s Citizens Propose Amendment to Remove NEC Adjudication Power
Delegates from Grand Cape Mount at a recent consultative forum on electoral reform have proposed an amendment to the constitution and the election law to remove the elections dispute adjudication power of the National Elections Commission.
Youth in Cape Mount Want Voting Age Reduced for Future Elections
A group of teenagers in Grand Cape Mount are calling for a reduction in the age limit for voters in national elections.
In Grand Cape Mount, Citizens Want Qualifications for Elected Positions Amended
Citizens in Grand Cape Mount are calling for an amendment in the legal requirements for elected government positions. The citizens said the current level of enforcement of candidates’ qualification, such as the residency clause, domicile and property value requirements does not adequately hold leaders accountable.