The Analyst (Monrovia)
Private daily published in Monrovia, focusing on news and analysis.
Website: http://www.analystliberia.com/
July 05
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Liberia: IMF Waives CBL's Performance Oversight -Qualifies Liberia to get US $11.1 Million
The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) today completed the first review under a three-year arrangement under the Extended Credit Facility (ECF) for Liberia. Read more »
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Against the backdrop of constant claims by some detractors and skeptics that the government seems not to be public-spirited and people-focused in its development drives, the... Read more »
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Liberia: I-Help Liberia Completes Two Days Testing Competition in Monrovia
A US based Charity Organization; I-Help Liberia in the collaboration with the Government Liberian through the Ministry of Education has completed a two-day training and testing... Read more »
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President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has recognized the African Development Bank's (AfDB) contribution to African development and its instrumentality in promoting Liberia's Agenda for... Read more »
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Liberia: Holy See's Ambassador Presents Letters of Credence top Pres. Sirleaf
President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has received the Letters of Credence from His Excellency Miroslaw Adamczyk, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary (Apostolic Nuncio) of the... Read more »
July 02
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Liberia: No Compatriat Will be Held Hostage -President Sirleaf Says Re 'Improved' Healthcare Delivery
Consecutive international reports on the Liberian health sector had indicated that rather than improving, the crucial sector is declining, as curable and preventable diseases... Read more »
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Liberia: Seven Picked as Jurors in 'Mercenary Case' -Prosecution Drops Many Applicants
Cross-examination of applicants who have been wishing to serve as jurors in the case involving nineteen suspected Grand Gedeans cross-border fighters, has ended with only seven... Read more »
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Liberia: BIN Exceeds Revenue Projection -Commissioner Abla G. Williams Tells Lawmakers
The Commissioner of the Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization, Abla G.Williams has highlighted that her bureau exceeded its revenue projection by raising more money than... Read more »
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Liberia: Pres. Sirleaf Stresses Early Childhood Education
President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf says that unless early childhood education is prioritized, efforts to transform the nation's educational system will be futile. Read more »
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Liberia: Be Preservers, Not Destroyers - Liberian Prelate Admonishes Calls on Young Liberians
Liberian students have been urged to work for the growth and prosperity of their country as the most viable means of preserving its peace and democratic progress. Read more »
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Liberia: Birth Certificate Issuance Frozen
President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has temporarily ordered the suspension of the operations of the Bureau of Vital Statistics at the Ministry of Health & Social Welfare for a... Read more »
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Liberia: We Concur With Sen. Ballout, But... [editorial]
THE LOCAL MEDIA reports last week quoted Maryland County Senator John Ballout as highlighting the biting wit in the Liberian political realm in which some members of National... Read more »
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Liberia: LACC Lost The Battle, not the War -Cllr. Allison Says of Failed Prosecutorial Bill
Political pundits and critics of the Sirleaf Administration are unanimous that the administration's failure to punish corrupt officials is undermining the nation's recovery... Read more »
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The United Nations Millennium Declaration, which 189 member states and 23 international organizations endorsed in 2000, set aside eight goals for global development. The third... Read more »
June 28
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Liberia: World Bank Funds Liberia's Poverty Reduction Strategy
The World Bank Board of Directors today approved a US$10 million IDA* credit to support Liberia's long-term strategy to strengthen government's capacity and oversight, expand the... Read more »
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Liberia: Tripartite Meeting on Ivorian Refugees Begins in Monrovia
A two-day Tripartite Technical Committee meeting on the ongoing facilitated voluntary repatriation of Ivorian refugees, protection and humanitarian assistance to more than 59, 600... Read more »
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Liberia: Jindal Here to Impact Lives - Ready to Set Up Liberia's Maiden Thermal Power
One of the world's leading steel and power providers will have great impact on Liberia if it starts the provision of Thermal energy plant in the... Read more »
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The common lamentations amongst Liberians is that Government and its international development partners often prefer awarding lucrative or major contractors to foreign, placing... Read more »
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Liberia: LCC Wants Consultative Confab -Says it Will Help Reconcile Stakeholders
More than a decade after the ever-shifting stakeholders' base in the Liberian conflict agreed to reconcile the nation, once the Liberian people surrendered political power to it... Read more »
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Liberia: No Compatriot Will be Held Hostage -President Sirleaf Says Re 'Improved' Healthcare Delivery
Consecutive international reports on the Liberian health sector had indicated that rather than improving, the crucial sector is declining, as curable and preventable diseases... Read more »
June 26
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Liberia: PPCC Builds Private-Sector Capacity -ED, Chairman, Say it Seeks to Reduce Capital Flight
The Executive Director of the Public Procurement and Concessions Commission (PPCC), Peggy Varfley Meres, has hailed the PPCC's role in national efforts to contain capital flight,... Read more »
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Liberia: Alleged Armed Robber Charged Two Others, On the Run
A man believed to be in his late twenties; Samuel Henry has been arrested by the Liberia National Police (LNP) and charged for allegedly committing armed robbery in Wrotto Town, on... Read more »
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Liberia: CBL Must be Audited -Says Pro Tempore Findley
The Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) headed by Executive Governor, Dr. Joseph Mills Jones is expected to face the Senate committee on Banking, Currency and Finance at the Capitol... Read more »
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Liberia: Advance Tranparency -Sirleaf Tells Lawyers; Dedicates ILG Law Offices
Many blame Liberia's discredited but active culture of impunity on government's lack of the political will to prosecute felons in its employ. Observers however believe part of the... Read more »
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Liberia: Gov't Discovers Secret Documents -Likely Hold Key to Reconciliation, Others
For more than a century, those who assumed power in this country chose to rule in total secrecy. For reasons best known to them, but which many say have kept this nation... Read more »
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