Liberia’s Public Works Minister Keeps
President Waiting as Internal Tension Mounts
Courtesy: Front Page Africa
06 December, 2013
Monrovia - A sloppily-dressed Dr. Antoinette Weeks
showed up for work Thursday almost midday and caused a
stir at the ministry, not because she finally showed up,
but because she kept the president of the republic
waiting.
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Lies, Blackmail, Betrayal?: How a
Liberian Govt. Official Penetrated its Deep Secrets
Courtesy: Front Page Africa
03 December, 2013
Monrovia- When Ellen Cockrum was spotted by the
Liberian government, her credentials were super
excellent, and it became more fascinating and
interesting to employ her because she was a native of
Liberia and over all she holds a rank of Major in the
United States Military and flew a Blackhawk.
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Rep. Kanneh Makes 2rd Constituency
Report- Outlines Achievements,
Challenges
Courtesy: Public Agenda
27 November, 2013
Montserrado County Electoral District#2 Representative
Sekou Kanneh has presented his 2rd constituency
report to Residents of the District in line with the
Liberian constitution.
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US $40.000.00 For Edward Binyan Kesselley
Barrack- As Sheik
Kafumba Konneh Breaks Ground
Courtesy: Public Agenda
27 November, 2013
The National Chairman of the Muslims Council of Liberia
Sheik Kafumba Konneh has broken ground for the
construction of a Mosque value at forty thousand united
states dollars (UD$40,000.00) to be constructed in the
Edward Binyan Kesselley Military Barrack in Margibi
County.
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Liberia, Dubai Agree To Establish Joint
Commission
Courtesy: Public Agenda
25 November, 2013
President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and delegation arrived
in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Thursday, November 21,
for a three-day Visit which focus on developing
Liberia’s infrastructure, including its ports and road
networks.
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Liberia's Finance Minister Pushes
Out-Growers’ Scheme in Sime Darby PAC
Courtesy: Front page Africa
22 November, 2013
Senii, Grand Cape Mount County- Finance Minister Amara
Konneh has revealed that the government will work with
Sime Darby and other stakeholders like Green advocates
to help the Project Affect communities of Grand Cape
Mount County to fast track the out-growers scheme
stipulated in the concession agreement signed with the
palm oil plantation.
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President Sirleaf Joins African Leaders
in Kuwait
Courtesy: Public Agenda
20 November, 2013
Liberia’s President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf on Tuesday
joined fellow Heads of State and Government at the third
Africa-Arab Summit held at the Bayan Palace in Kuwait
City.
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CDC Applauds Weah for Historic Induction
into World Football Hall of Fame in Mexico
Courtesy: Front Page Africa
18 November, 2013
Monrovia - The National Executive Committee of
the Congress for Democratic Change, and its hundreds of
thousands of partisans nationwide congratulate Liberia’s
Peace Ambassador, George M. Weah.
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Liberian Police Official Others Arrested
in Drug Smuggling Case
Courtesy: VOA
14 November, 2013
Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has
congratulated the country’s joint security forces for
the arrests of a number suspected drug traffickers,
including the commander of the president’s own motorcade
escort division.
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Liberian President’s Office Frowns Over
Use of Presidential Vehicle in Drug Raid
Courtesy: Public Agenda
12 November, 2013
Monrovia - The office of Liberian President Ellen
Johnson-Sirleaf has frowned on drug traffickers and
instructed the Joint Security to increase its vigilance
in bringing all drug dealers to book.
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Criminal Conspiracy At Finance Ministry-Six
Arrested And Charged
Courtesy: Public Agenda
08 November, 2013
The Ministry of Finance has discovered what appears to
be a protected criminal syndicate which is used as
conduit to siphon state resources at the detriment of
the citizens.
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Speed vs. Safety: Liberians Divided Over
Plan to Ban Motorcyclists from City Streets
Courtesy: Front Page Africa
07 November, 2013
Monrovia - The Liberia National Police is set to begin
enforcing a new directive that will see motorcyclists
out of the city center beginning today. The Police
announced on Tuesday that the plan is part of efforts
aimed at ensuring road safety.
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Pilgrims Return From Mecca-
Want Diplomatic Ties
Established Between Liberia And Saudi Arabia
Courtesy: Public Agenda
05 November, 2013
Members of the Liberian Muslim Community who had the
opportunity to go to the holy City of Mecca, Saudi
Arabia on a pilgrimage have successfully returned to the
country.
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Simple Reality of National Development
Series 53
Youth Unemployment and the Dilemma of government
By: Mohammed Swaray
04 November, 2013
 Youth
employment has become pertinent to peace and stability
on the continent, with Liberia being no exception to the
demand of youth employment. Public institutions have
spent tremendous amount of resources to cope with the
pressure from majority of youthful population,
particularly relating to their welfare and survival
strategies, as well as provision for jobs, inclusiveness
in national planning and decision processes. In a
typical situation, such as Liberia, the challenges are
countless and government is disadvantaged by lack of
comprehensive data on categories of skill sets,
unskilled youth, or lack of information.
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Looking Back at President Bangalee
Trawally’s Inaugural Speech
01 November, 2013
 I
like to begin by extending my sincerely gratitude to
member of this noble Diaspora-based organization,
particularly the Delegates from all across the United
States, that saw faith in me and entrusted me with
FELMAUSA to steer its affairs for the next two years. I
felt greatly honored by your actions in Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania during the 2013 National Convention. You
resoundingly spoke loud and clear and the expanding
Liberian Mandingo communities at large heard you.
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Ali Syllah, An Advocate for Youth Empowerment
in
Liberia
By Nvasekie N. Konneh
31 October, 2013
Before Ali Syllah finally packed up to move to Liberia,
his country of birth, in 2009, he was very active in the
Liberian Diaspora community activities in Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania.
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2014 Race: Can Weah the Kingmaker, Make
Himself Montserrado County’ Next Senator?
Courtesy: Front Page Africa
29 October, 2013
Monrovia -The name George Manneh Weah is a
household name and over the years has become branded not
because of his legendary performance as a footballer,
but as a leading figure in Liberia’s postwar politics.
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DEATH ANNOUNCEMENT:
By: Bility Family
28 October, 2013
The Bility family and the Minnesota Mandingo Community
regret to announce the death of Mr. Mohammed Bility of
Brooklyn Park/Austin, Minnesota, USA. The hard working
old man and a resident of Brooklyn Park City, Mr. Bility
had temporarily relocated to Austin City, MN for
economic/employment purposes.
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