2011 Elections Test Peace in Liberia
- Publisher:
- The Stanley Foundation
- Publication Date:
- 5 May 2011
- Tags:
- Liberia
This year's coming presidential elections will serve as a true test of Liberia's commitment to peace, as well as the United Nations' ability to build a sustained peace and prevent future atrocities. Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, 72, is running for a second term in the second election since Liberia's bloody 14-year civil war ended.
Brumskine Appeals to Voters for Change in Direction
- Presidential Challenger Appeals for Change in Direction
- Brumskine Draws Sword Against Corruption
- End of Corruption, Impunity in Sight
- Gbarpolu Embraces Brumskine-Siakor Ticket
- Mysterious E-Mail Saga -Mansion - Lies, Fabrications
- Nation Prepares for October Election
- Liberty Party Storms Nimba
- Race for Presidency Kicks Off
- LP Presidential Team Tours Bong
- Brumskine Raps Potential Voters
- Brumskine's U-Day Rhythm
Referendum Voting Amidst Rising Tensions in Liberia
- Referendum Voting Amidst Rising Tensions Raises Security Concerns
- Voters Take a Step to Consolidate Democracy
- How Sustainable Is the Recovery?
- Citizens Vote in Landmark Referendum
- August 23 Decision is Ours
- Liberia National Elections Commission Speech On the Eve of Referendum
- Do Not Boycott Or Reject Referendum - NEC
- Elections 2011 Daily News Review - 22nd August
- National Referendum Tomorrow -As CDCians Defy Tubman
- Tubman Somersaults On Referendum
- 'Yes' Or 'No' Citizens Vote in Landmark Referendum Tomorrow
- Weah, Jewel Heads CDC Campaign Team
- Tuesday is "Referendum Day"
- Nationwide Address by H.E Ellen Johnson Sirleaf
- More Political Violence
- Journalists Harassed By Party Supporters
