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Ellen Lobbies for Tyler, Findley

04-01-2012 Author: Stephen Binda
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President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf is said to have broken silence over her choices for the leaderships of the Upper House (Senate) and the Lower House (House of Representatives) of the National Legislature.
The Liberian leader, according to well-placed and unimpeachable legislative insiders made her choices known yesterday at a closed door meeting she held with members of the first branch of government (Legislature). 
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Tight Security for Inauguration

28-12-2011 Author: Fatoumata Nabie Fofana
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Amidst soaring threats of a series of protests by opposition Congress for Democratic Change (CDC) up to and including a major disruption of the highly anticipated inauguration of President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf into her second term of office, the Liberian leader has declared that her government “will not be intimidated” into changing its plans to suit the demands of the CDC.
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