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I do not believe so.
What values did you choose?
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Would a party based around religious lines be alowed? I would like to join in as 'The Crescent Union'a moderate Muslim party that strives to rebuild and restore the Muslim majority/plurality regions.
Absolutely. Did you fill out an application using the Google Form?
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Bassong Government: ??% Approval
Symbol for Samuel Bassong's Liberty Coalition Government (1993-)
May
May 10th
Charles Mbeya, Foreign Minister of Samgola, departs South Africa for France.
May 14th
The Governmental Oversight Bill passes the National Assembly. A Assembly Speaker must be nominated and voted for, as well as a Shadow Government formed by Samgola Dawn.
May 21st
The first election for the 22nd National Assembly Seat is held, the first of many following the dissolution of the Samgolan Patriotic Party.. In a contested election, Samgola Dawn wins the seat with 5,000 more votes than the Liberal Democrats. Fourteen more seats will have elections held in the coming weeks.
Every 6 hours, a week passes.
Currently: Week 11, 1994 (Turn 3)
[Week 12 begins at 11:30 P.M. C.S.T., 3/8/2018]
Currently: Week 11, 1994 (Turn 3)
[Week 12 begins at 11:30 P.M. C.S.T., 3/8/2018]
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Bassong Government: ??% Approval
Symbol for Samuel Bassong's Liberty Coalition Government (1993-)
May
May 1st
The Samgolan Technocratic Union proposes the Tax Income Reduction Bill in the National Assembly.
May 2nd
Polling, performed by the Samgolan Technocratic Union is performed and the results are sent to the S.T.U. Party Headquarters in Kamidye.
May 5th
Hearings on the Samgolan Patriotic Party begins, scrutinizing to the fullest degree the actions of every one of the more than dozen different MNA's. It is hypothesized that no less than 9 of the 15 MNA's were involved in the Mahol Scandal, aiding in the reallocation of funds, 'fudging' paperwork and participating in actions to cover up the scandal.
May 6th
One of the nine MNA's involved--an MNA serving the 16th Seat of Makumbe, officially resigns.
May 7th
The Samgolan Patriotic Party is officially dissolved. The other fourteen MNA's who have no resigned are immediately stripped of their position and MP's are sent to their house for their arrest. One of the fourteen is found in his home dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the temple. An emergency Special Election for those fifteen National Assembly seats will be held, to be decided in three works at the end of May.
Every 6 hours, a week passes.
Currently: Week 7, 1994 (Turn 3)
[Week 8 begins at 5:30 A.M. C.S.T., 3/7/2018]
Currently: Week 7, 1994 (Turn 3)
[Week 8 begins at 5:30 A.M. C.S.T., 3/7/2018]
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Bassong Government: ??% Approval
Symbol for Samuel Bassong's Liberty Coalition Government (1993-)
April 8th
The Brick & Mortar Act continues to pave the way for the destruction of unemployment and removing homelessness--but the fundamental issue of how far the Brick & Mortar Act could go would soon become a point of contention in the National Assembly. Many of the companies awarded contracts and funds were already looking at the end of the proverbial road map and what options were available to them to 'wipe their hands clean' after the profits had stopped rolling in. That being said, the Brick & Mortar Act remained Samgola's largest work relief and economic stimulus program in history. It's effects would be felt for decades to come. [-0.81% Unemployment]
Samgolan contract workers under the Brick & Mortar Act, April 1994
April 9th
The formal dissolution of the Samgolan Patriotic Party would not come for some many months, but on April 9th, 1994--less than seven months into the Bassong Administration, Minister of Justice Inge Gaza was called to give testimony on his actions on December 15th, 1993 and January 13th, 1993 when he ordered both the "destruction of evidence" and "obstruction of justice." Gaza, for reasons unknown, although many suggested Liberal Democrats had evidence of personal wrongdoing on Gaza's wife, Gaza admitted to the crimes of corruption and handed in his resignation. The blow came as a major shock to the Bassong Administration, as Gaza--for all intents and purposes--destroyed damning evidence on Zan Mahol that could have potentially lead to major crimes against the state. [The Minister of Justice resigns. -20% Approval for Minister of Justice.]
April 10th
Public opinion polls of the Samgolan Patriotic Party reach less than 5% and Xirsi F. Sahra is attacked on his way out of the S.P.P. headquarters in Kamidye and badly injured.
April 11th
The Samgola Dawn party votes unanimously on the Government Oversight Bill: 83 AYE - 0 NAY.
April 12th
Under heavy pressure due to the failing strategy in Ziwa, Minister of Defense Oluwasegun Teleola resigns three hours after a shootout ends with 16 Samgolan soldiers and 19 National Militia dead. [The Minister of Defense resigns. -10% Approval Minister of Justice.]
April 13th
Jasura Hervit delivers a speech deriding the corruption of the Bassong Administration in Soussiam Province. [+5.5% Conservatives in Soussiam.]
April 14th
Door to door, Samgola Dawn activists make their way through Kamidye, targeting the Poor and ensuring that under a "Samgola Dawn," no such corruption would be allowed. [+16000 Poor voters in favor of Samgola Dawn.]
Every 6 Hours, a week passes.
Currently: Week 4 of 16, April 1994 (Turn 3)
[Week 4 begins at 5:24 A.M. C.S.T.]
Currently: Week 4 of 16, April 1994 (Turn 3)
[Week 4 begins at 5:24 A.M. C.S.T.]
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Symbol for Samuel Bassong's Liberty Coalition Government (1993-)
April 1st
Minister of State & Foreign Affairs Charles Mbeya is admitted to see the South African president F. W. de Klerk. Klerk was mostly unimpressed that the Samgolans had come--not in search of friendship or diplomacy--but largely in reaction to the economic tariffs levied against Samgola. Klerk was adamant that the tariffs were necessary for the coming year, considering an election was coming up, South Africa needed to appear strong. [Trade Relations with South Africa set to Minor Tariffs Imposed.] Whether Mbeya would stay to negotiate or leave was up to him.
April 4th
The Workers Party of Samgola holds a rally in Mutasa City gaining another dozen members to their cause. Non-violent and oriented entirely as a grass roots lobbyist movement, they make their campaign slogan: "A Samgola for All Workers."
April 6th-7th
Samgolan soldiers thwart an attempt by the National Militias to attack a series of outlying villages. In a firefight that lasted thirteen hours, 4 Samgolan are killed and 37 Militia are killed or wounded. [+1% Approval for Ministry of Defense. +2.5% to Goal in Peacekeeping in Ziwa.]
Every 6 Hours, a week passes.
Currently: Week 2 of 16, April 1994 (Turn 3)
[Week 3 begins at 5:24 AP.M. C.S.T.]
Currently: Week 2 of 16, April 1994 (Turn 3)
[Week 3 begins at 5:24 AP.M. C.S.T.]
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Hey,
Just joined this forum and have been browsing around...not very used to this kind of stuff, but I can tell the RP you have got going here is something special, and if it's okay, I'd love to join.
Proposing to RP the "Women's Coalition", a party with a special emphasis on improving the rights, welfare and status of women, and putting more women into political office.
Hey @Skyfrog. I'd love to have you. I will tell you that given that the Republic of Samgola is set in a fictional African country in 1994, you will be hard pressed to win significant support given the socially conservative climate. However, I'd love to have you. I have seen the google form.
So if you wish to proceed, you'll need to post IC with the official formation of your party. Feel free to join us in the Discord chat.
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Symbol for Samuel Bassong's Liberty Coalition Government (1993-)
March 24th
The Workers Party of Samgola announces March 24th as their creation day. Not a political party, they are a political organization made up of mostly Socialists, Poor and Trade Unionists who wish to use their collective presence within the Workers Party to lobby the government to pass socialist legislation. Since it's beginning, the Liberty Coalition had been a mixed bag of deregulation and spending programs, but the passage of the Aviation Safety Act, as cited by Workers Party President Francis Emuneweke, was the last straw. Continuing to deregulate the market was taking the power of the people. The Workers Party had a small base out of Nambé with just 78 founding members.
Official party emblem of the Samgolan Workers Party, 1994
March 26th
Samgola Air begins negotiations with Minister of Transportation & Urban Housing Jayamma Gobeni on the full implementation of their $8,000,000,000 tax credit dispersal.
Every 6 Hours, a week passes.
Currently: Week 1 of 16, March 1994 (Turn 3)
[Week 2 begins at 11:24 A.M. C.S.T.]
Currently: Week 1 of 16, March 1994 (Turn 3)
[Week 2 begins at 11:24 A.M. C.S.T.]
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Symbol for Samuel Bassong's Liberty Coalition Government (1993-)
March 17th
The Liberal Democrats propose the Freedom of Choice Act in the National Assembly and call to vote the Aviation Safety Act. All 63 Liberal Democrats vote in favor of the bill: 63 AYE - 0 NAY.
Samgolan National Assembly, 1994
March 18th
The one lone member of the Samgolan Technocratic Union also votes in favor of the Aviation Safety Act. 64 AYE - 0 NAY.
March 19th
The Democratic Alliance for Reform votes on the Aviation Safety Act and the lone Labour Front MNA votes no: 129 AYE - 1 NAY.
March 20th
The Minister of State & Foreign Affairs, Charles Mpeya--officially holding the title for nearly seven months--leaves the country on his first official foreign visit, this time to South Africa to discuss trade relations. He is expected to return in April.
March 21st
The Democratic Alliance for Reform proposes the Act to Amend the Cabinet of Samgola to Appoint a Minister to the Lawful Protection Bureau in order to appoint Obiang M. Nguema as Minister of the Lawful Protection Bureau. The Samgola Dawn party votes no on the Aviation Safety Act. 129 AYE - 84 NAY. It passes. An $8,000,000,000 tax credit will be given to Samgola Air.
March 22nd
The Flagbearers hold a rally in Tenkossé City, but less than 100 people show up, and the Flagbearers that do are unimpressed. [-21 membership of the Flagbearers.]
The Labour Front hires Nwankwe Owu as a writer of political propaganda for them. [-$18,000. +1 free Campaign: Ground Game action per year.]
March 23rd
The Democratic Alliance for Reform holds a private fundraiser in Ayoullo, entertaining various political donors. [See PM for Potential Donors.]
Every 6 Hours, a week passes.
Currently: Week 16 of 16, March 1994 (Turn 2)
[Week 1, Turn 3 begins at 5:24 A.M. C.S.T.]
Currently: Week 16 of 16, March 1994 (Turn 2)
[Week 1, Turn 3 begins at 5:24 A.M. C.S.T.]
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Symbol for Samuel Bassong's Liberty Coalition Government (1993-)
March 9th
FLS 91.5, Flagbearers Listening Post Station
"..tuning into FLS 91.5, the Flagbearer Listening Post. We've got Osiah Esigun on the line. Osiah, can you hear me?"
"I can, Malcolm. Thanks for having me."
"You've officially chartered the FNP, the Flagbearers of Nambé Province, is that right?"
"It is."
"And why is that Osiah?"
"We're tired. We've given the administration a chance but it looks as if they can't handle it."
"Can you explain for the listeners, Osiah?"
"We've got cabinet positions unfilled. Wasteful spending. I've.. I've got family in Ziwa, Malcolm. I cannot even visit them, okay? My sister, in your very own city, is in JAIL. The Justice Bureau told her, 'we'll help you,' over and over. They did nothing! They lied to her, Malcolm."
"Look, I hear you my friend. We're going to take a quick break and then when we come back, Osiah's plan to expand the Flagbearers reach."
[The Flagbearers gain +119 Members.]
March 10th
The Samgolan Technocratic Union raises nearly a quarter of a million dollars in Dabrado and Kamidye and takes on new donors in anticipation of the 1996 elections.
March 11th
The Tabongei Standoff ends when Samgolan S.F.T.4, Special Forces Team 4 is ordered to breach the area. With the element of surprise on their side, General Biya's report cited: ".. mixed results of the operation were linked to the request by the Bureau [of Defense] to take prisoners, which undoubtedly reduced the effectiveness of the operator's mission parameters. Although prisoners were taken, five of the six members of S.F.T.4 involved were killed or critically injured and 86 of 811 hostages were injured in the ensuing shoot out." [-4.25% Approval of the Bureau of Defense. +2% to Goal in "Peacekeeping in Ziwa." -5 Samgolan Soldiers.]
The six operatives of S.F.T. 4, taken hours before the disastrous raid. Only First Sergeant Teowi Azoba (center left) was uninjured, March 1994
March 12th
Unemployment takes another strike when the Allied Constructive Cooperative hires another 7,000 workers to begin construction of the first "national highway" in the province of Nambé. [-0.91% Unemployment]
March 13th
The Labour Front party, working alongside Samgola Dawn, amends the Governmental Oversight Bill by introducing Article II.
March 14th
A poor woman named Ese Edigun in rural Soussiam, pulled over for reckless driving while allegedly late for work is interviewed by the Soussiam Central. In the interview she explains how she was turned away by the Bureau of Justice outreach center for weeks, constantly being promised to be given counsel for her upcoming court day. Without counsel, she was sentenced and immediately jailed for nineteen days until family and friends could bail her out. The interview hits page 3 and is widely circulated through the Province. [-1.2% Approval for the Bureau of Justice for not aiding a citizen with legal counsel, +$250,000 in Bureaucratic Fees.]
March 16th
Another district of Shu-Shu's are finished in Tenkossé City and another (near) 15,000 homeless find shelter there. Homelessness successfully drops below six percent. [-1.00% Homelessness]
Every 6 Hours, a week passes.
Currently: Week 15 of 16, March 1994 (Turn 2)
[Week 16 begins at 11:24 P.M. C.S.T.]
Currently: Week 15 of 16, March 1994 (Turn 2)
[Week 16 begins at 11:24 P.M. C.S.T.]
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