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Africa: From Kenya to Liberia, the Judiciary Getting Bolder in Fragile Democracies?
This is Africa, 6 November 2017
The nullification of the August 8 elections in by the Supreme Court of Kenya, was celebrated as a welcome precedent and Liberia has followed suit. The Liberian Supreme Court… Read more »
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Liberia: Supreme Court Stops Run-Off Polls
FrontPageAfrica, 6 November 2017
The Supreme Court of Liberia has granted the opposition Liberty Party's petition for a Writ of Prohibition on the November 7 Runoff Election. Read more »
No Run-Off Election for Liberia on November 7
The Supreme Court of Liberia has granted the opposition Liberty Party's petition for a Writ of Prohibition on the November 7 Runoff Election.
The Supreme Court in Liberia has halted the second runoff elections that were to be held on the 7th of November following a petition to look into the first round of elections.
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The African Union and the Economic Community of West African States are working with political parties and the government to resolve the political impasse that has gripped the ... Read more »
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The Liberty Party had requested the Writ of Prohibition, and were joined in their call for a rerun of the October 10 presidential and legislative elections by the Unity Party, the ... Read more »
