Liberia elections
Liberia wrestles with poverty and ecology in bid to protect sharks
Fifteen years or so ago, local fishermen who ventured off the coast of Liberia recall expecting to come back with 200, maybe 300, of the fish in their boats.
Weah has taken to Twitter to thank all his supporters, saying that he plans to liberate the country.
Former world footballer of the year George Weah and VP Joseph Boakai are bidding to succeed Ellen Johnson Sirleaf in a run-off vote delayed for more than a month.
They are selecting a winner between George Weah and Joseph Boakai to succeed Africa’s first elected woman President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf.
Former footballer George Weah was initially set to face Vice-President Joseph Boakai on Tuesday to determine who will replace the term-limited Nobel Peace Prize laureate.
The court’s decision points to the increasingly assertive role some African judiciaries are playing in overseeing elections.
Liberians have voted to replace Africa's first female president who's served two six-year terms in office.
Nearly 2.2 million people have registered to vote as they replace Africa’s first female president.
Africa's first female president, Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, is stepping down after two six-year terms in office.