Ottawa, Aug. 28 -- Liberian human rights activist Stanley Delano Quaye, based in Ottawa, Canada, is urging Liberians to reject both the ruling Unity Party (UP) and the main opposition Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) in the 2029 presidential election, citing what he describes as their collective failure to lead the country effectively.

"I'm calling on the Liberian people to vote in a new political party come 2029," Quaye told FrontPage Africa in a telephone interview from Canada.

Quaye, a former banker and well-known writer, has long been an advocate for transparency, good governance, environmental protection, and social justice in Liberia. He has been a vocal critic of both the George Weah-led CDC administration and the current Jo...