(AFRICAN EXAMINER) - Liberia’s outgoing president George Weah has said he has no plans to run for the top job again after his defeat in recent elections, local media reported Monday. Weah, 57, a former international football star, won the presidency in 2017 but lost in November polls to Joseph Boakai, who is due to
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“we’re not hungry for bags of rice but we need our holiday”
The National Chief Imam of Liberia, Sheikh Ali Krayee, on Thursday, May 13, reiterated his call on the Government for a Muslim holiday and emphasized that Liberia will never have peace until Muslims holiday is given.
Chief Sheikh Krayee, in his message to over hundreds of his Muslim brothers and sisters at the occasion making the celebration of the Eid (climax of the Holy month of Ramadan) in Monrovia, said they observed the day in Liberia with a heavy heart where the government is yet to grant them a national holiday.