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Eliza Turner AME Church Observes 113th Anniversary

Eliza Turner AME Church located on Camp Johnson Road, Monrovia, is expected to observe its 113th Anniversary Celebration Sunday, November 29, 2009. Speaking to the Analyst on Thursday, November 26, 2009, the pastor of the church Rev. Tarkolo A. Miller, disclosed that there will be two separate programs to mark 113th Gala day celebration.

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"Murderers of Keith Jubah Will Never Go Free"

Funeral services over the remains of the former chairman of the Public Procurement & Concessions Commission (PPCC) have taken place at the Providence Baptist Church in Monrovia, with President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf describing the late Keith Jubah as faithful, diligent, committed and a man devoted to the nation, to his institution, to his family and to the Almighty God.

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President Sirleaf, Attending Funeral of Keith Jubah, PPCC Chairman, Vows His Murderers Will Not Go Unpunished

Funeral services over the remains of the former Chairman of the Public Procurement & Concessions Commission (PPCC) have taken place at the Providence Baptist Church in Monrovia, with President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf describing the late Keith Jubah as faithful, diligent, and committed - a man devoted to the nation, to his institution, to his family, and to the Almighty God.

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Digital Diarist Lydia, 18, discusses the challenges of education in Liberia

MONROVIA, Liberia, 23 November 2009 – When Lydia graduated from schoola fewmonths ago, her future should have been boundless. She had done well in school and was expecting good results on her university entrance exam.

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Acute Malnutrition a 'Social Problem'

In the Liberian capital Monrovia acute malnutrition is due not only to poverty and inadequate health and sanitation services but also to factors such as high teenage pregnancy and the war's damage to the social fabric, say nutritionists, who call the condition "a social problem".

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Liberians mourn UN worker killed in Afghanistan

Hundreds of people jammed into a Monrovia church to mourn a Liberian United Nations worker killed in an October attack by Taliban gunmen in Afghanistan's capital.

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Liberians mourn UN worker killed in Afghanistan

Hundreds of people jammed into a Monrovia church to mourn a Liberian United Nations worker killed in an October attack by Taliban gunmen in Afghanistan's capital.

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Killed in Crossfire, Taylor Claims

The five American Catholic nuns widely believed to have been abused and brutally killed as National Patriotic Front of Liberia (NPFL) rebels advanced on Monrovia in their 1992 Operation Octopus were killed in crossfire and not deliberately by his fighters, Mr. Charles Taylor, as commander of the NPFL at the time, has claimed.

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Police Nab Man Attempting to Sell Son

Police in the Liberian capital, Monrovia, are detaining a man in his sixties for attempting to sell one of his six children for US$2,000 (Sh148,000) in a bid to "overcome hardship".

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Liberia: Disease Rife As More People Squeeze Into Fewer Toilets

Water and sanitation services in the Liberian capital, Monrovia, are getting worse as a growing urban population tries to squeeze more out of already skeletal services. On 19 November, World Toilet Day, NGOs are calling on the government to up its allocation, and on international donors to reprioritize funding to stamp out cholera and cut child mortality.

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Liberia's Memorandum of Understanding on respecting children's rights

MONROVIA, Liberia, 17 November 2009 – UNICEF and Liberia's Ministry of National Defense have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to strengthen their cooperation in ensuring that children's rights are fully respected in interactions between the military and the population – especially those involving children living in military barracks.

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Normal Classes Resume At Newport High School After Pollution Disrupt Classes

Students of the Matilda Newport Jr. High School in Monrovia last week resumed normal classes after they earlier left the school as a result of pollution.

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Journalists Attend Child Reportage Workshop

The first phase of a 3-day Child Reportage and Media Advocacy workshop for journalists in Monrovia has begun at the Don Bosco Homes in Congo Town with about 30 participants drawn from both the print and electronic media in attendance.

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European Commission Provides €165.9 Million Grant to Liberia

The National Authorizing Office (NAO) of the European Commission (EC) has announced strategic assistance worth €165.9 million to the Liberian Government for its post-war reconstruction program. Media reports in Monrovia on Monday quoted the NAO deputy national officer at the Planning Ministry, Alvin Attah, as saying that the money will go towards improving the infrastructure and [...]

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PUblic Works Minister Inspects Several Renovation Projects -Urges Chinese Contractors to Speed Up

Public Works Minister Samuel Kofi Woods has again called on the Chinese contracted company CICO to speed up and finish road rehabilitations in Monrovia before the current dry season slips away.