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International Labor Organization Holds Ten-day Intensive Development Seminar for Youth Coordinators Across Liberia

The International Labor Organization (ILO) Thursday began a ten-day intensive development seminar for youth coordinators across Liberia. Thirty young people from the Youth and Sports Ministry and the Federation of Liberian Youth are attending the seminar which is a joint employment program of the ILO, United Nations and Mano River Union. The conference is taking place in [...]

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Govt Sued in London Courts

Liberia's Poverty Reduction programs and HICP (Highly Indebted Poor Countries) initiative would be jeopardized should it lose a US$20m debt case filed in a London High Court against the country, Finance Minister Augustine Ngafaun said Thursday.

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Muslims Entangled in Haj Scandal

The Liberian Muslim Community is apparently embroiled in a scandal, with some Legislators allegedly linked, resulting into the deportation of Several Liberian Muslim members from the ongoing Hajj in Saudi Arabia.

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Blood Demanded

The alleged killers of Keith Jubah, chair of the Government's Public Procurement and Concession Commission (PPCC), should be hanged if found guilty to set a precedent, legislators from Bong County (late Juba's home County) who attended his funeral have demanded.

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"Rape Cases Defeating Police"

The Police chief Marc Amblard says it is finding it difficult to investigate rape cases and bring defendants to justice.

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Battle for Sayon Honor

A week long Peace and Unity Tournament in honor of former BOTFA President Alfred C. Sayon is expected to open this Sunday at D. Tweh Sports pitch in the Borough of New Kru Town.

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NPA Pythons in Afiba Battle

Liberia Basketball Federation champions NPA 'deadly' Pythons arrived Wednesday in Cotonou, Benin for the weeklong AFIBA competition, NPA Sports Association President Sacku Kanneh affirmed shortly after arrival.

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Williams Signs New Deal

One of Liberia's promising female athletic stars, Abertha Williams has signed a 3-month pact with the River Cess Sport Association to run for their county track and field team in the 2009/2010 national county meet.

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Minister Konneh Highlights Country's Plight

Liberia's history of corruption and mismanagement has led to a current sensitivity with regards to procurement processes, observes Minister of Planning and Economic Affairs, Amara Konneh.

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Hats Off To All For Peaceful Elections

A CLOSE KNOWLEDGE and deep appreciation of the wounds of electoral violence, including recent ones in some sisterly African counties, would compel any patriotic Liberian to sigh a relief for the peaceful passing of the last action-packed by-election. In Zimbabwe and Kenya for instance, though the former political adversaries are dinning together, families are still mourning the death of loved ones;...

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Bropleh Canned in Unsettled Debacle

Justice Clogged in Politics of Untouchability? Untested Guilt Verus Assumed Vindication

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Opposition Wins Senatorial By-Election

The county of Montserrado, and perhaps the entire country, stood still in the last twenty-four hours awaiting results from a marathon senatorial by-election. Political activities in the last three months had been nerve-racking as various political interests intensify efforts to grab the senatorial seat rendered vacant by the death of Hannah Brent who won the seat in 2005 on the ticket of the Congress...

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Elections Commission Declares By-Elections Results

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Memo to the President

Besides the aforesaid, the Liberian public had witnessed in recent past your stance and expeditious reaction in similar cases. When reports of corruption and plunder flared up at the Liberia Telecommunications Corporation, you swiftly and maturely moved in. Not only did you suspend the chief culprit Albert Bropleh, you also instituted investigations in the matter and ensured that the reports were promptly...

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Behavioural changes key to the prevention of abuse in Liberia’s schools

Behavioural changes key to the prevention of abuse in Liberia’s schools - wellbeingnewseditor

Wellbeing Newsline: World > Edited by Nick Adams: The United Nations [UN] envoy to Liberia, Ellen Margrethe Løj, has stressed the need for greater awareness and behavioural changes to combat sexual exploitation and abuse within the country’s schools system; and she went on to reiterated the commitment that the UN made to help the West African nation in its efforts to meet these objectives... Wellbeing...