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Rejoinder to J. Flomo Matthew’s Incoherent Advocacy
Written by Rufus Flomo Kerkulah   
Monday, 09 August 2010
rebutI am not too certain that the latest reaction from the United Bong County Association in America (UBCAA) emanated from the Executive Committee of the Association, which could of course ascertain back home (maybe contact the Deputy Speaker) to verify what happened, whether it was true Hon. Tokpah J. Mulbah was actually involved or if indeed it was the sate own maneuvering. 

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Guinea’s post-elections unrest threatens fragile peace in Liberia
Written by Tamba D. Aghailas   
Friday, 06 August 2010

thumb_tambaBackground
Liberia and Guinea share may common characteristics: they have similar cultures, ethnic groups who speak the same dialects (Kissi, Kpelleh, Lorma, and Mano), and a porous border where anything can be smuggled across border lines. Unlike Liberia, Guinea has not experienced a full-blown civil crisis.

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ELECTION 2011: THE BATTLE OF GOOD VERSUS EVIL
Written by T. Q. Harris, Jr.   
Friday, 06 August 2010
 Election 2011 is more than an exercise in Democracy; rather, for the vast majority of Liberians, it is a desperate struggle for survival…an all-out Battle between the forces of good and evil! It’s a fight for the heart and soul of a nation! 

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Review Liberia’s Symbols, History
Written by Sidiki Trawally   
Wednesday, 04 August 2010

 … Dr. Sawyer urges Liberians at national vision meeting 

GBARNGA, Bong County, August 3, 2010 - The Chairman of the Governance Commission of Liberia is calling for a review of Liberia’s national monuments and symbols including the Flag to strengthen their capacity in enhancing unity and national identity.

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George Weah Accepts Petition to Contest as ‘Conqueror of 2011 elections’
Written by Rev. Jack R. Lloyd   
Wednesday, 04 August 2010
weahSays ‘He’ll Stand for His People & Ensure Sirleaf’s Defeat’…
 
The Standard-bearer of the Congress for Democratic Change, Ambassador George Weah has been honored and gowned for his exceptional patriotism and unrivaled reliability since his entry into the orb of politics. The gowning and honoring ceremony, which took place in the vicinity of the  St. Matthew Primary School in the suburbs of Logan Town, was overcrowded by thousands of Liberians from all walk of life who thronged the community shouting slogans of ‘Weah we love you…; that only you we want…’

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Can Attorney Alvin Teage Jalloh win his Lawsuit?
Written by Johannes Zogbay Zlahn   
Wednesday, 04 August 2010

 According to commentaries I have read, together with the responses of attorney Jalloh and his supporters to same, he (attorney Jalloh) has filed a lawsuit with the Supreme Court of Liberia, challenging the constitutionality of Section 22.2 of the Aliens and Nationality Law of Liberia (Section 22.2), on the ground that it violates his and other Liberians’ constitutional right to due process of law.2 As I understand it, attorney Jalloh’s complaint alleges that Section 22.2 is unconstitutional because, according to him, “on its face, [Section 22.2] purports to abrogate the due process clause under Article 20(a) of the Constitution of the Republic of Liberia.”

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KEEPING THE LIBERIA BUREAU OF MARITIME AFFAIRS HONEST
Written by Abraham Hoff   
Wednesday, 04 August 2010

liberia_grxAN OPEN LETTER TO THE LIBERIAN SENATE

DEAR Senators

LEAD Liberia admonishes the Liberian Senate to put loyalty to the country above loyalty to government persons, party and/or the Bureau of Maritime Affairs thereby voting against the Maritime Authority Act that was passed by the House of Representatives because it is not in the national interest of our beloved country (Liberia).

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Due Process Lawsuit: The lawsuit was filed in Liberia, not the U.S.
Written by Alvin Teage Jalloh, Esq.   
Wednesday, 04 August 2010

 Dear Fellow Liberians:

It has been brought to my attention that a few individuals are genuinely confused about where my lawsuit, which challenges as unconstitutional several provisions of the Aliens and Nationality Law of Liberia, was filed.

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African Culture takes the Stage at Penn’s Landing This Summer
Written by Abraham C. Walker   
Wednesday, 04 August 2010

 The African Cultural Alliance of North America (ACANA) in partnership with PECO and Delaware River Waterfront Corporation presents internationally acclaimed African guitarist and soukous star originally from Congo, Diblo Dibala and the Loketo band live in Philadelphia this summer.

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Finance Minister talks tough
Written by Ministry of Finance   
Monday, 02 August 2010

 Finance Minister Augustine Kpehe Ngafuan says the Government of Liberia has now put in place adequate measures to ensure transparency in all sectors of the Liberian society. Minister Ngafuan said under the Public Financial Management Act of 2009, the issue of transparency will be addressed across all spheres including, Government, NGO’s, Civil Society Organizations and donor partners among others.

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Professor K-Moses Nagbe’s 163rd Independence Day Message
Written by Paul Yeenie Harry   
Monday, 02 August 2010

 On 30 July 2010, one of Liberia’s erudite personalities and prolific writers, Professor K-Moses Nagbe, delivered a speech to the Liberian community in Staten Island in New York. 

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Liberian Community in Ottawa celebrates 163rd Independence anniversary
Written by Sekou Donzo   
Monday, 02 August 2010
liberian2On Saturday, July 31st, 2010, Liberians from all walks of life converged in Canada’s national capital to take part in Liberia’s 163rd Independence Day celebrations.  This event was organized by the Liberian Association of Ottawa (LAO). 

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Campaign For Dual Citizenship Is Rooted In Arrogance
Written by By P.Nimely-Sie Tuon   
Sunday, 01 August 2010
 Dismissive And Condescending 
  
The call to establish dual citizenship for Liberians is no doubt emerging as one of the defining issues facing Liberians as we struggle go pass the various criminal offenses committed against the people of Liberia and the state during the years of crimes normally referred to as the years of the Liberian civil conflict. But it seems that those wanting to have a dual citizenship law for Liberia are taking an approach rooted in arrogance and very dismissive in their effort to convince those who do not think it is not wise to change the Liberian citizenship laws for this reason. 

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UBCAA Reacts To News Of Alleged Beating Of A Liberian Police Officer
Written by J. Flomo Matthew   
Saturday, 31 July 2010

 UBCAA Reacts To News Of Alleged Beating Of A Liberian Police Officer By Bong County Rep. Tokpa Mulbah

The National Administration of the United Bong County Association in the Americas (UBCAA) expresses with grave concerns recent reports implicating Bong county Representative and Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives of Liberia Hon Tokpa Mulbah for his alleged flogging of a member of the Liberian National Police.

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The Importance of Dual Citizenship to Liberia's Economic Development
Written by Edmund Zar- Zar Bargblor   
Saturday, 31 July 2010

 This article is a contribution to the present debate among Liberians with reference to dual citizenship. The focus of the discussion of this presentation is about economic benefits, relevant to the attainment of US citizenship by Liberians. Subsequently, I will endeavor to highlight some of the essential attributes of dual citizenship and why its implementation in post war Liberia is a necessity.

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