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Written by Johannes Zogbay Zlahn
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Thursday, 13 January 2011 |
 As we approach the 2011 general and presidential elections in Liberia, the question remains as to whether or not we will vote in the national interest or on the basis of ethnic identity and connection. The answer to this question is, in my opinion, extremely important since the route we choose will have a lasting negative or positive impact on our nation and determine whether our nascent democracy will endure.
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Written by Jesefu Morris Keita, Jr
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Thursday, 13 January 2011 |
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-What it means for Southeastern Liberia?
A Jesefu Morris Keita, Jr. Analysis
Introduction:
A new momentum added to the Ministry of Public Works’ Rural Road Intervention Programme is the much publicized Fish Town-Harper Road project being jointly financed by the Government of Liberia and the African Development Bank.
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Written by Nyankor Matthew
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Thursday, 13 January 2011 |
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...to lead the nation to prosperity In today’s Liberia, it is nearly impossible to form an opinion on what the different political parties, or what I call (groupings of individuals aspiring for power) actually stand for in this country. Comments (7) | Read more... |
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Written by Chief Budu Wilson
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Thursday, 13 January 2011 |
 The Congress for Democratic Change (CDC) endorses the resignation of its former General Secretary, Mr. Lenn Eugene Nagbe, a former partisan who will be missed for his contribution leading to a much strengthened political institution.
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Written by Paul Jackson
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Thursday, 13 January 2011 |
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1. Madam President, do you realize some actions are only worth pre-contemplation and not implementation- actions like firing your entire cabinet without an effective plan of action? Did you even feel an ounce of remorse for embarrassing those you rehired? Comments (3) | Read more... |
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Written by Martin Nyeka
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Thursday, 13 January 2011 |
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SIFCA ECONOMICALLY EMPOWERS FARMERS OF PLEEBO SODOKEN DISTRICT
SIFCA has started compensating Farm Owners of Pleebo Sodoken District, whose farms are within the Decoris Palm Plantation now referred to as Maryland Oil Palm Plantation. Comments (1) | Read more... |
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Written by Jackson Zleh Towah
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Friday, 07 January 2011 |
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Washington Must Considered Reign Change in Burkina Faso and Liberia for Stability in West Africa
It may not be the greatest explosive revelations or the best of scenario for the current political problem in West Africa; and may most likely even sounds so bizarre to say that until Washington can reconsider, review it foreign policy, and support a reign change in Burkina Faso and Liberia, the West African sub-region remains vulnerable to instability, illegal arms dealers, and a clear-eyed epic centre for a new breeds of rising Islamic terrorists. Comments (10) | Read more... |
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Written by Bai M. Gbala
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Friday, 07 January 2011 |
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It is very important and significant to note here for posterity, Mr. President, that if the ethnic/tribal people of Grand Gedeh County, in collaboration with other ethnic/tribal peoples of Lofa, Bomi, Grand Cape Mount, Montserrado and Nimba Counties, as partisans of the ULIMO and LPC Resistance Movements, had not spoken loudly, eloquently and acted bravely and decisively in resisting and “standing tall” against the illegal and murderous insurgency by the NPFL, the course of recent developments and history of Liberia would be different than it is today; in that, the relative peace, law & order, individual/collective security now prevailing in the country would not have been possible. Comments (9) | Read more... |
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Written by Alex Yallah
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Friday, 07 January 2011 |
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....Instead of Initiating a Blood Bath. Some Western and African Leaders have raised the issues that Gbagbo's policies contain a push for disunity, which I think, is a very unfair dissection. If such assertion is true, Gbagbo wouldn't have convinced other Ivoirians who were resistant to be persuaded of his proposed political reformation of the constitutional backings on Ivorian nationality. Comments (3) | Read more... |
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Written by Alfred G. Togbah
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Thursday, 06 January 2011 |
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MOVEMENT FOR THE DEFENSE OF THE DOWN-TRODDEN
SKD Boulevard, Congo Town
Monrovia, Liberia
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Report
on a fact finding conducted by the Movement for the Defense of the Down
Trodden in connection with an allegation of foul play in the bidding
process for the Fish Town – Harper Highway in southeastern Liberia Her
Excellency Madam Ellen Johnson Sirleaf being elected as Liberia and
Africa’s first female President in 2005, and cognizant of her desire to
rebuild Liberia thus improving the lives of its people, launched the
Poverty Reduction Strategy (PRS) which is aimed at addressing the
security, health, education, and infrastructural development needs of
our people.
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Written by Bernard Gbayee Goah
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Thursday, 06 January 2011 |
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Liberia must play a significant role in restoring peace in the French Ivory Coast!
Liberians still live in Ivory Coast
The situation in Ivory Coast is extraordinarily precarious to the People of Grand Gedeh County in Eastern Liberia. Remnants of Liberian refugees from Grand Gedeh, Nimba, and Maryland Counties still live in cities and villages along the borders of that country and their lives are at risk. Also, the lives of Ivorian citizens themselves are at risk.
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Written by Samson B. Toe
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Thursday, 30 December 2010 |
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In the interest of full disclosure let me state up front that we are a strong admirer and sympathizer of the Liberty Party and CDC of Liberia and all of their core values. Comments (4) | Read more... |
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Written by Tolo Bonah Corfah
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Saturday, 25 December 2010 |
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The Editor,
Our “Iron Lady” president has been making the rounds in and around Monrovia to show how concerned she is about the down trodden masses; she even visited the Central prison on South Beach to release some prisoners who had been imprisoned without trial for over two years. Comments (19) | Read more... |
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Written by Joseph Kweedy Solo,
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Thursday, 23 December 2010 |
 About five years ago I was employed as a clinical supervisor in a
welfare-to-work program with the Jewish Employment and Vocational
services in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The program got a contract from
the Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare to do an experimental
model, testing a brand of welfare-to-work policy which will prepared
individuals in every sphere of life before sending them in the job
market.
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Written by J. Kerkula Foeday
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Thursday, 23 December 2010 |
 ...is what it takes to fight against corruption effectively
“I can say quite candidly that I was very shocked when I was told that
the case [the more than US$300,000.00 corruption charge against Former
Information Minister Lawrence Bropleh] was dismissed.
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