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Liberia Reacts
to Taylor Conviction
with Mixed Emotions
By: Kate Thomas of
VOANEWS. Posted: April 26, 2012
Former Liberian
President Charles Taylor was
found quilty Thursday of
aiding and abetting gave
human rights abuses and war
crimes in a historic verdict
by the Special Court for
Sierra Leone. While
Taylor was not found quilty
of masterminding the
atrocities, he became the
first former African head of
States
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Senate Discusses
Bill to Elect City
Mayors & Councils
By:Courtesy of Daily
Observer. Posted: April 26,
2012
At their 25th
sitting last Tuesday, two
senators wrote the plenary
and presented an Act to
provide for the election of
city mayors and city
councilmen of the Republic
of Liberia. Senators Dan
Morias of Maryland and John
Whitfield of Grand Bassa
(NPP) partisans) noted
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Senegal Ends
Campaigning Ahead of
Sunday’s Vote By: Peter
Clottey of VOA. Posted: February
24, 2012
A spokesman for Senegalese
President Abdoulaye Wade has
said his decision to
represent the ruling party
in Sunday’s vote is
non-negotiable, despite
opposition protests aimed at
pressuring him to relinquish
power. Official campaigning
is scheduled to end Friday.
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Drugs, Organized Crime
threat to peace in West
Africa, says UNODC
By:Courtesy of Mandingo
Nations. Posted: February
24, 2012
New
York, 22 February 2012 the
Executive Director of the
United Nations Office on
Drugs Crime (UNODC) Mr. Yury
Fedotov has expressed
serious concern over the use
of African countries as
conduits for drug
trafficking and other
dangerous substances by the
South American.READ
MORE
Lawmaker On
Hundred Days'
Deliverables By: Samuka
Konneh (Public Agenda). Posted:
February 23, 2012
Rep. Sekou Kanneh
Collaborates With Public
Works To Rehabilitate Roads
In Montserrado District #2 As part of one
hundred days deliverables
promised residents of
Montserrado County electoral
district #2, Representative
Sekou Kanneh is continuing
the fulfillment of initial
elections time platform;
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Fighting corruption
whilst building
integrity in African
Customs By: Mohammed H.
Bility, TMJ Contributor.
Posted: February 23, 2012
Corruption in Africa has
become detrimental to the
development and economic
growth of the continent. It
is arguably one of the
conditions that made Africa
the least developed
continent in the world.
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The campaign to declare
Liberia a Christian
state is not a right but
By:Manyou Bility.
Posted: February 21, 2012
On Thursday, February 16,
2011, while on my normal
routine visiting Liberian
news outlets online to
acquaint myself with issues
happening back home, I came
across a storyin
the New Dawn Newspaper
captioned: “Christians
Gather 1 Million Signatures
to Declare Liberia a
Christian state.” According
to the paper,
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What’s an
understatement! Who’s
Hon. Moussa M. Cisse?
By:Mohammed A. Kamara Post:
February 20, 2012
The
unexamined life is not worth
living” – Socrates (470-399
BCE). “Socrates felt so
passionately about the value
of self-examination that he
closely examined not only
his own beliefs and values
but those of others as well.
More precisely, through his
relentless questioning, he
forced people to examine
their own beliefs."READ MORE
Momo Dudu Appointed
Chairm: MMA Passionate
for Celebration...
By:
Lassana Y Bamba, Jr. Posted:
March 28, 2012
The Minnesota Mandingo
Association (MMA) has
constituted a nine man
committee to spearhead
activities relating to the
organization's impending
inaugural ceremony slated
for April 28, 2012 in
Brooklyn Park, Minnesota.
Professor Momo Dudu,
formally of Brown College in
Mendota Heights, Minnesota,
is the chairman ofREAD MORE
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