On Friday, April 28th, 2023, Joseph N. Boakai, the standard-bearer of the Unity Party, announced Jeremiah K. Koung as his vice-presidential candidate. Koung is a confidant of Prince Y. Johnson and ...

Monrovia — Senator Prince Johnson has said Liberians would still vote Unity Party standard bearer Joseph Boakai even if he were in the mortuary. Responding to inquiries from popular Facebook ...

Senator Prince Johnson, who proclaimed himself the godfather of vote-rich Nimba county, was one of his most important election allies. Last week, he accused the president of “marginalising” members of ...

Boakai aligned himself with local barons during his election campaign, including former warlord Prince Johnson. Johnson, who enjoys strong support in northeastern Nimba County, backed Weah in 2017.

Boakai aligned himself with local barons during his election campaign, including former warlord Prince Johnson. Johnson, who enjoys strong support in the northeastern Nimba County, backed Weah in ...

Liberian president George Weah, 57, will face political veteran Joseph Boakai, 78, tomorrow in a presidential election run-off. Weah has forged alliances with local leaders, including former ...

Boakai aligned himself with local barons during his election campaign, including former warlord Prince Johnson. Johnson, who enjoys strong support in the northeastern Nimba County, backed Weah in ...

Boakai aligned himself with local barons during his election campaign, including former warlord Prince Johnson who backed Weah in 2017 and enjoys strong support in northeastern Nimba County.

Can Joseph Boakai, 79, change Liberia's fortunes, as he takes over from ex-footballer George Weah? ... "In the 2017 election, Prince Johnson endorsed Weah and that's why he won.

President Joseph Boakai on Thursday signed an executive order to create a long-awaited war crimes court to deliver justice to the victims of Liberia's two civil wars, characterized by widespread ...

Story by Chris Johnson • 5d. P resident Joseph Boakai has suspended more than 450 top government officials, including ministers, for failing to declare their assets as required by law.