Integrity Idol 2017 is a nationwide citizen campaign to highlight the most honest government officials in Liberia. Every day, for five days, The Bush Chicken will feature a short bio and a video of each finalist. Anyone can vote for their favorite idol.
Scenes From the National Museum Opening
The National Museum of Liberia, which was neglected during Liberia’s protracted civil crisis and saw many of its items stolen, has come alive again.
Meet Mayor-Elect Wilmot Collins of Helena, Montana
On November 7, residents of Helena Montana elected Wilmot Collins as their new mayor. In the process, the four-term incumbent mayor, James E. Smith, lost his reelection bid.
Five Finalists Selected to Compete for Integrity Idol 2017
Following a nationwide nomination and sorting by a panel of selected judges, five finalists have been qualified to compete for this year’s Integrity Idol Awards. The program recognizes and celebrates the most honest public and civil servants in Liberia.
Scenes from the Supreme Court on Friday
Visuals from the grounds of the Temple of Justice, when Liberty Party argued before the Supreme Court to prevent the National Elections Commission from proceeding with the presidential runoff election slated for November 7.
Tribute to a Fallen Colleague: Stephen Byron Tarr (1943-2017)
Byron Tarr’s older brother Phillip Tarr and I graduated Bassa High School together in 1960. Somehow, our paths diverged and the younger Byron entered my orbit in the late 60s.
Election Day 2017 – Live Updates
Election Day is finally here and Liberians are preparing to vote to decide who will succeed President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, in addition to occupants of the 73 representative seats from across the country. Stay tuned as this page will be updated frequently.
VIDEO: Brumskine Proposes Reconciliation as President
Liberty Party’s presidential candidate, Charles Brumskine has proposed to embark on reconciliation for the country if elected as Liberia’s next president.