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Liberia: Boakai Catches Big Fish From CDC

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[New Republic] The opposition Unity Party (UP), of former Vice President Joseph Nyemah Boakai has caught a politically influential person from the Ruling Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC). The influential individual is no other person but the embattled Chairman of the National Patriotic Party, (NPP) and Senator of Maryland County, James Biney.

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