November 30
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CEMENCO Installs New Mill to Boost Production
Informer
As the Liberian Government strives hard in the rebuilding of the nation after 15 years of devastating civil war, one of the country's oldest partners in business, the Liberian... Read more »
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Citizens Advised On Use of Chemicals
Inquirer
Facilitators from the Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management (SAICM) have cautioned the entire citizenry about the usage of chemicals in the country. At a one-day... Read more »
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Pro-Tempore Holds Town Hall Meetings
Inquirer
As part of his annual Legislative break, Senate Pro-Tempore and Grand Bassa County Senior Senator Gbehzohngar M. Findley has embarked on series of town hall meetings across Grand... Read more »
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U.S.$One Million Trial Gets Green Light
New Democrat
Supreme Court Chamber Justice Philip Banks has given the green light to Criminal Court 'C' presiding Judge Peter W. Gbeneweleh to resume hearing the case of the pastor and his wife... Read more »
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U.S. Congressmen Honor Dillon - Recognize His Advocacy for Liberian Underprivileged
Analyst
It is said a child who washes his hands eats with kings. This is proving true for Liberian political activist Abraham Darius Dillon whose political and constitutional analyses,... Read more »
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MoF Introduces New Revenue Personnel ID
Analyst
A newly designed Identification Card that will aptly identify revenue personnel (auditors, enforcers, analysts, collectors and agents) has been introduced by the Ministry of... Read more »
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Prosecute LPRC, Commerce Bosses - CDC Demands Over Irregularities in Japanese Oil Deal
Analyst
The leadership of the Congress for Democratic Change has called for the dismissal and subsequent prosecution of Commerce Minister Martha Beysolow and the Managing Director of LPRC... Read more »
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Min Cassell Rates Rape Above All Other GBV Cases
Analyst
The Minister of Gender and Development, Julia Duncan Cassell, says statistics from counties revealed that rape is the highest form of gender-based violence in Liberia, as it... Read more »
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China Union Under Fire - Citizens Vent Anger Over Social Agreement
Analyst
Citizens of Gbeinmuh Town, Bong Mines, Lower Bong County have vowed to protest the operation of China Union Investment Liberia in the area until outstanding issues bordering the... Read more »
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Lord, DA 4-1-9 the Old Lady On or What? [column]
New Dawn
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November 29
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Will Weah Run for Senator? [analysis]
New Republic
When the pages of Liberia's post-war political history are written, there will be a mention of high-ranking names such as Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, Charles Brumskine, Prince Johnson,... Read more »
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Peace and Stability Hold Key to Future Development Vision
UNDP
The global burden of disasters and armed violence which affect over 200 million people and result in over 500,000 deaths each year will be the focus of a forum on conflict and... Read more »
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U.S.$ 1 Million Criminal Case Goes to Supreme Court
Heritage
The ongoing US$1M theft of property, misapplication of entrusted property and criminal conspiracy trial involving Pastor Matthew Sakueh and his wife Plenseh of the Africa... Read more »
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Chinese-Trained Liberian Doctors Discredited
Inquirer
The Liberia Medical and Dental Council (LMDC) has condemned the work of Chinese trained Liberian Doctors as well as their Chinese counterparts operating in the country.The LMDC... Read more »
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Political Parties Boycott Electoral Reform Confab
Inquirer
As the National Elections Commission (NEC) in collaboration with the UNDP and the International Foundation for Electoral Systems (IFES) ends two-day International Conference on... Read more »
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Indeed, the Electoral Law Must Be Reformed [editorial]
Inquirer
IN RECENT TIMES, the National Elections Commission (NEC) embarked on series of activities intended to reform the electoral laws of Liberia so as to reflect present day realities.... Read more »
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Doctors Trained in China Are Condemned
New Republic
The Liberia Medical and Dental Council (LMDC) in accordance with its mandate to regulate, license and supervise the medical sector has warned non-medical practitioners especially... Read more »
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Liberia Hosts Forum - On Role of Conflict and Fragility
New Republic
As global consultations to shape the world's future development vision gain momentum, a forum on conflict and fragility with a focus on Africa takes place in Liberia 29-30 November... Read more »
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Crime Fighters or Facilitators - Several Police Officers Still Under Probe for Criminal Facilitation
Informer
Segments of the public have insisted that elements of the Liberia National Police (LNP) are facilitating the commission of criminal activities in society, while the LNP is still... Read more »
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Government-Media Bad Blood - When Will It End? [opinion]
Inquirer
One of the crucial issues media practitioners, especially those in the private sector continue to raise with the Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf led government is the way and manner in which... Read more »
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LEC Needs to Step Up - Says LBA President
Informer
The President of the Liberia Business Association Mr. Maxwell Kemayan has renewed his call for the restoration of electricity in Liberia, in order to help improve Liberia's... Read more »
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Liberia Hosts Global Forum On Conflict, Fragility
Informer
As global consultations to shape the world's future development vision gain momentum, a forum on conflict and fragility with a focus on Africa takes place in Liberia 29-30 November... Read more »
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Impeachment or Fiasco? - the Culture of Peace Pipe - Who Were the Smokers, Who Provided the Pipe? [analysis]
New Republic
Since the over publicized bad blood between the Legislature and the Executive gushed out so profusely, the nation in a somber and near confused state wondered whether this growing... Read more »
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Unmil Drawdown Sparks Debate - As International Alert Encourages Deeper Scrutiny
New Republic
The International Alert under its 2012 challenge fund project hosting the Monrovia Colloquium on UNMIL's withdrawal has opened up a discussion to encourage a deeper scrutiny of... Read more »
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National Conference On Vision 2030 to Convene in Gbarnga, December 10-12
Liberia Govt
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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