The House of Representative officially closed for the second time on Thursday, without acting upon proposed legislations from President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf.
George Weah’s CDC Reaffirms Strength in Margibi
Preliminary results from the runoff election in Margibi put the Coalition for Democratic Change of Senator George Weah in a comfortable lead.
Nuquay Responds to Low Margibi Votes; Attempts Reconciliation
With the first round of elections over across the country, the ruling Unity Party, which finished second behind the opposition Coalition for Democratic Change, is worried about the results thus far.
Unity Party Loses Margibi, First Since 1997
Election results released by the National Elections Commission puts the opposition Coalition for Democratic Change of Sen. George Weah ahead of Unity Party, marking the first general election loss for the ruling party in Margibi since 1997.
Sirleaf: “I Will Not Attend Unity Party Campaign Launchâ€
President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, the former standard-bearer of the governing Unity Party, says she will not be able to attend the party campaign launch slated for Saturday, September 16, due to other engagements.
MOVEE Reacts to Exit of Margibi Leaders
In response to the resignation of leaders of its Margibi chapter, the Movement for Economic Empowerment has accused the former county chairman, James Tarnue, of forging the signature of some leaders who allegedly signed the resignation letter.
Prince Johnson Joins Discussion on Boakai Not Selecting Running Mate from Nimba
As mixed views continue to rage among citizens of Nimba over the selection of House Speaker J. Emmanuel Nuquay of Margibi by Vice President Joseph Nyuma Boakai to serve as his running mate, Sen. Prince Y. Johnson has said it is a “payback†to Nimbaians who he said had “badmouthed†their own leaders.
VP Boakai Hits Margibi for Planned Endorsement Program
Vice President and Unity Party standard bearer Joseph Boakai is in Margibi for a two-day visit. While in the county, the Unity Party Standard bearer will be endorsed by a cross section of Margibians on Friday in Kakata.