DISPATCHES
Vol 62 No 3 |
- AFRICAN UNION
Rampahosa's envoys – former presidents Ellen Johnson Sirleaf (Liberia) Joaquim Chissano (Mozambique) and Kgalema Motlanthe (South Africa) – were allowed individual meeting with officials in Addis Ababa but any contact with Tigray officials was ruled out...
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With Liberia's former President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf at the helm the Economic Commission for West African States' observer mission praised the vote effusively and called on other states to emulate Ghana's example...
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His unflinching stance was underlined when he met an African Union delegation led by Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf Joaquim Chissano and Kgalema Motlanthe...
Weah inherited a weakened currency from Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf but the slide has been almost constant since his election – from LD157 for US$1 in December 2018 to almost LD200 now (AC Vol 59 No 8 Where's the delivery man...
Samuel P Jackson an economist and advisor to the Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and Charles Taylor governments says that the Weah administration 'has not demonstrated it has developed the will or the communications strategy to deal with murmurings of corruption'...
Weah's government has pointed an accusing finger at his immediate predecessor the Nobel and Mo Ibrahim Prize-winner Ellen Johnson Sirleaf...
Another US-backed team – the Zimbabwe International Election Observation Mission (ZIEOM) was joined by a group of dignitaries including former President of Liberia Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and the former interim president of Central African Republic Catherine Samba-Panza and former US Assistant Secretary of State Johnnie Carson...
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Earlier that day the Zimbabwe International Election Observation Mission led by former President of Liberia Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and such US luminaries such as former US Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs Johnnie Carson had noted 'several improvements to the electoral process… though equally important problems give rise to deep concerns that thus far the process had not made the mark...
Shortly before she retired in January former President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf held a ceremony to thank Liberia's international friends for their support through her 12-year rule...
' In fact the state he inherited was more robust than at any other time in the past three decades thanks in large part to his immediate predecessor Ellen Johnson Sirleaf (AC Vol 47 No 25 Economy up politics down)...
