November 30
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NEWS
Grand Gedeh County Senator J. Alphonso Gaye is reported to be infuriated and disappointed over the prolonged detention of two of his kinsmen who have been held far beyond statutory... Read more »
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UN Appoints New Force Commander for UNMIL
NEWS
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on Wednesday announced the appointment of Major General Leonard Muriuki Ngondi of Kenya as the Force Commander for the United Nations Mission in... Read more »
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It Was Based On Gossips and Lies
Inquirer
Former Speaker of the House of Representatives and now Montserrado County District # 6 Representative Edwin Melvin Snowe has expressed regrets insinuating that he and other... Read more »
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NEWS
Angry residents on Front Street Thursday evening mobbed to 6death a man believed to be a notorious criminal. Read more »
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Traditional Council Gets National Status - Becomes Chief and Elders Council of Liberia
Informer
The National Council of Chiefs and Elders of Liberia has officially released to its membership copies of the Act that gives traditional leaders of the country autonomous and legal... Read more »
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Inquirer Boss Lauds Muslim Congress School
Inquirer
The Managing Editor of the INQUIRER Newspaper, Mr. Philip N. Wesseh has lauded the Muslim Congress High School in Monrovia for the high level of discipline at the school over the... Read more »
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EJ&J Logging Company Licenses Suspended
NEWS
The Forestry Development Authority (FDA) has suspended the activities of EJ&J Logging Company until it can improve conditions at its concession in River Cess County. Read more »
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No Harmful Waste From Milling Operation
NEWS
The management of the Premier Milling Corporation reported to be the leading producer of flour in the country has clarified that there's no harmful waste from its milling... Read more »
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FDA, FAO Signed Project to Establish Forest Database and Information System
Inquirer
The Forestry Development Authority (FDA) and Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) today signed a technical cooperation project for the establishment of a... Read more »
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Bong Mines Former Workers to Resist China Union
Inquirer
Some residents of Bong mines have planned to resist any plan from China Union if their evacuation plan is to take place. According to a cross section of the citizens from the Bong... Read more »
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New Democrat
On the 117th birth anniversary of Liberia's 18th President, William VS Tubman, celebrated annually as a national holiday, President Ellen Johnson Sirealf yesterday urged Liberians... Read more »
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'Baby Shad' Rekindles National Unity
New Democrat
Since his exit from the limelight following his loss in the 2005 presidential elections, William VS Tubman, Jr., known as 'Baby Shad' by his contemporaries as patriarch of the... Read more »
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Women's 30 Percent Role Doubted
New Democrat
Pushing for concerted efforts to increase women's participation in governance, President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has expressed doubts about the achievement of 30% women... Read more »
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Tackling Armed Robbers' Menace
New Democrat
The public fear and anxiety that greeted the sordid activities of armed robbers in and around Monrovia now appear to have receded with residents in many communities no longer... Read more »
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Row Over Chinese-Trained Doctors
New Democrat
The debate over the qualification of Liberian medical doctors trained in China continued yesterday with callers condemning the two physicians who initially raised qualms about the... Read more »
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Good News for Loggers - Civil Law Court Orders Logging Unbanned
Analyst
The Six judicial Circuit, civil law at the Temple of Justice has lifted with immediate effect, the temporary injunction placed on the operations of the holders of Private Use... Read more »
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Liberian China-Trained Doctors Unfit Dr. Slewion Warns Against Their Assignment
Analyst
The Director of Liberia’s National Commission on Higher Education (NCHE) Dr. Michael Slewion is calling on the Liberia Medical and Dental Council (LMDC) not to incorporate... Read more »
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Post-UNMIL Risk Under Discussion IA hosts Colloquium on UNMIL?s Withdrawal
Analyst
International Alert, an independent peace-building organisation that works to lay the foundations for lasting peace and security in communities affected by conflict, will hold a... Read more »
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Budget Shortfalls-No Money Syndrome Hits Govt; Public Programs Icing
Analyst
Liberian national budget, due to a combination of factors, have quadrupled since the last seven years. It grew from an abysmal US$80m to sumptuous US$566m, an impressive record... Read more »
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Vision 2030 Ready For Unveiling - Final Vetting Set for Gbarnga December 10-12
Analyst
The birth of the Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf administration has brought paradigm shift in national governance in many respects, one clear track been its careful planning of... Read more »
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Aggrieved BR Female Workers Want Ellen's Intervention
Heritage
Several female employees of the Buchanan Renewables (BR), based in Grand Bassa County, are disenchanted over multiple charges against the Management of BR, and have made a call for... Read more »
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New Dawn
Over 120 senior students of the Bassa High School in Buchanan, Grand Bassa County 170 miles south-east of Monrovia have been placed on probation for under performance. Read more »
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Chinese Graduates Rebuff Critics
New Dawn
Chinese-trained medical students here under the umbrella group, Liberian Association of Chinese Trained Scholars, have hit back at criticism from the medical board about their... Read more »
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National Confab On Vision 2030 to Convene in Gbarnga
New Dawn
The Liberia National Vision 2030 formulation process continues with the holding of a National Conference on the National Vision 2030, in Gbarnga, Bong County, from December 10-12,... Read more »
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William V.S. Tubman - a President With Double Personality [column]
Informer
As Liberians observed 28th November, the birthday of President William V.S. Tubman, Liberia's 18th President, there were discussions held in isolated groups about the personality... Read more »
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