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Written by J. Kerkula Foeday
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Saturday, 08 May 2010 |
 Reasons why this latest move is political grandstanding
The Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf Government of Liberia (GOL), according to news
reports, has planned to hold a series of townhall meetings among
Liberians in the United States of America, Europe, Ghana, and other
places outside of Liberia so as to glean input from Liberians everywhere
vis-à-vis poverty reduction in Liberia. Already we are informed that a
government delegation is now in the U. S. holding townhall meetings in
strategically selected states, including the State of Minnesota, which
has a very large number of Liberians.
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Written by Thomas Kai Toteh
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Saturday, 08 May 2010 |
 This is the Remarkable Complaint
Most often, some Liberian speakers and writers in print, broadcast, and
on the web, derive their agitation from criticisms of government and
private entities.
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Written by Arthur B. Dennis
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Saturday, 08 May 2010 |
 The
purpose of this article is twofold. First, to define certain key terms
used in the debate over Dr. George Boley’s war record; and second, to
set the record straight on the “Hero” comment made by Mr. Bai Gbala in
reference to Dr. Boley’s role in the civil war.
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Written by Daniel Gayou
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Saturday, 08 May 2010 |
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The Liberian Behavioral Health Services, a Liberian owned non- profit
health and human services organization serving Philadelphia and its
surroundings since 2007 through its Positive Youth Initiative Program;
and in partnership with the Liberian Community Association of
Pennsylvania (LAP) wishes to announce the launching of a National
Multicultural Youth Conference targeting youths between the ages 14-20.
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Written by Nelson Gbayee
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Saturday, 08 May 2010 |
 Martha Kannah’s mantra to keep her container misdeal secret has
miserably failed her. Therefore the effort of keeping the information
concealed has also yielded on fruitful results, at least not in her
favor. The cat has been let out of the bag and the throes of revealing
what actually happened must now begin.
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Written by Emmanuel Charlie Morgan
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Monday, 03 May 2010 |
 Education as a tool for development and nation building in post war
Liberia:"A note to one I LOVE Liberia on the Liberian forum website"
Liberia looks like a big elephant that needs to be stinged by a
powerful fly or like one demon possessed man who needs to be terrible
flogged to cast away the demons.
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Written by J. Yanqui Zaza
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Sunday, 02 May 2010 |
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 POVERTY REDUCTION STRATEGY DEBATE: WORLD BANK BETWEEN BIG BUSINESS
AND FAIR REMITTANCES, A POTENT WEAPON TO REDUCE POVERTY
President Ellen Johnson
Sirleaf has directed a high power delegation to inform Liberians in the
US that even if the rate of poverty is high, and unemployment is
increasing, her Poverty Reduction Strategy is on track. Is it a power
point presentation or the institutionalization of an effective economic
policy that will create an environment conducive for government to
receive adequate resources to fight poverty?
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Written by Nelson Gbayee
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Sunday, 02 May 2010 |
Martha Kannah Lies to President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf and Scams Shantel
Tarwo in Container Deal
Remember all those sensational headlines (GGAA Gets Duty Free Soon;
Martha Kannah Meets President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf)? Well, there was
more to that than the sensational headlines. See folks, Martha failed
her own interview with President Johnson-Sirleaf when she (Martha) could
not tell the president specifically what was her purpose for meeting
with the president.
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Written by Bai Gbala
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Sunday, 02 May 2010 |
 PARALLEL “ADMINISTRATIONS” & POLARIZATION: THE CASE OF THE GRAND
GEDEH ASSOCIATION USA & CALL FOR UNITY
Although there have been and still are carefully-crafted, provocative
Press Releases of claims & counter-claims; charges &
counter-charges; name-calling & character assassinations;
mud-slinging & political-profiling; planned different national
conventions/elections by two Grand Gedeh Association “Administrations”
USA, at different venues on the same day and in the city of
Philadelphia; and although after the visit to Liberia (as President of
the Grand Gedeh Association USA, reported with pomp and pageantry) and
return by Mrs. Martha Kannah and Delegation, the critical question of
“who is the legitimate president of the Grand Gedeh Association” within
the Grand Gedeh Community USA, remains un-answered with deepening
division & polarization.
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Written by Tolo Bonah Corfah
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Sunday, 02 May 2010 |
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Since the publication of the first of a series of what I chose to call
AN ANALYSIS on this forum, I have received calls, and read the comments
of other forum members. Two comments caught my attention, and they were
written one Mr. TheLiberianPeople and the other was by my good friend
and brother, Mr. Richard Sondah.
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Written by Dr. Joe Gbaba
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Tuesday, 27 April 2010 |
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 Dr. Gbaba Presents Findings of Krahn Mahnuanh: A Cutting-Edge
Qualitative Research on Krahn Ethnic Group of Liberia to Synod of Krahn Elders and Citizens in the U. S. for Validation on May
8, 2010
Exiled Liberian playwright and poet-laureate, Dr. Joe Gbaba, will on May
8, 2010 present findings of his cutting-edge qualitative research,
Krahn Mahnuanh, to a synod of Krahn elders and Liberian citizens in the
U. S. for validation. A synod is an assembly or council held for the
discussion of issues; in this context, issues relating to the history
and culture of the Krahn ethnic group of Liberia.
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Written by Jorgboryan M. Kollie, Jr.
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Monday, 26 April 2010 |
 When Pope John Paul II (RIP) awarded the Benemerenti Award of Merit for Service to Humanity in 1999 to Atty. Samuel Kofi Woods, II many might have thought that because this young man equally belongs to the Catholic Church, this could have been the primo-determinant factor for such a great recognition and honour, but alas time -the greatest arbitrator human events has certainly proven that this was not the case rather the Pope as the Vicar of Christ had been under no illusion that this gentleman despite his humble beginnings was certainly destined for greatness precipice upon his un-daunting and unwavering stance in defense of fundamental human rights and social justice.
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Written by Jaweh Jones
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Monday, 26 April 2010 |
 She is one of the country’s best-known musicians. Apart from that, she
has been in a prime figure in social issues and political activism for
years, But Ms. Miatta Fahbulleh has joined those who contend that
despite this government being led by a woman, the first in Africa, women
remain at the bottom, particularly in the cabinet.
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Written by Rufus S. Berry II
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Monday, 26 April 2010 |
 Five Liberian Cabinet Ministers to Meet with Diaspora: Explanation or
Personal Boondoggle.
I am filled with feelings of passion and frustration when it comes to
the ongoing failure in the fight for accountability, good governance,
and transparency by the Sirleaf Johnson administration. Once again, I am
reaching out to the Liberian people through this article calling for
action.
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