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'We Detain Them': Catholic Hospital Holding Patients, Unable to Pay Bills, Hostage'
Courtesy: Front Page Africa
16 May, 2013

Monrovia - Patients who venture into the St. Joseph’s Catholic Hospital in Monrovia without strong financial backing are in dire straits as the Hospital has a policy of detaining delinquent patients until their families can pay the last dime owed the hospital. Read detail
Liberia's Next Big War: Land Grab, Lingering Crisis in ELWA Signal Troubling Signs
Courtesy: Front Page Africa
14 May, 2013

The behavior of some aggrieved residents of the ELWA area in reaction of Supreme Court ruling in a 180-acres of land dispute in favor of the Cooper’s family taking to the street and blocking the highway while setting tires ablaze is believed to be a recipe for future conflict, according to Ali Kaba of the Sustainable Development Institute (SDI). Read detail
Eviction Play: In Cooper’s Family ELWA Land Saga, Residents Riot, Reject Action
Courtesy: Front Page Africa
08 May, 2013

Monrovia - Normal activities in the ELWA Robertsfield Highway Community Tuesday came to a standstill as a result of a protest action staged by some residents of the community. Read detail
Blamo Nelson Fired; Morris Dukuly Back, New Appointments in Liberia Government
Courtesy: Front Page Africa
07 May, 2013
President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf names New Ministers of Internal Affairs, Labor, Human Rights Commission and NASSCORP Chairs among Officials Nominated to Government, Former NEC Chair Nelson appointed Administrator of Supreme Court
Monrovia – Mr. Morris Dukuly’s seven-year hiatus from public service is over. The former Liberia Minister of State for President Affairs who was forced to step down in the aftermath of a fire incident which blazed the fourth floor of the Executive Mansion heralded a list of new appointments in President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf’s government Monday. Read detail
Associate Justice of Supreme of Liberia, Hon. Cllr. Kabineh Jan-neh addressing Diaspora Liberians on the RULE of LAW under President Ellen on LDF
05 May, 2013

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Vicious unknown Gunmen Hunt Morris Jacuba Dolley
Family Membership Say His Life In Danger

By: Mike Jabateh
04 May, 2013
Score of unidentified armed/gunmen have threatened to get even (Kill) with Morris Jacuba Dolley, a Liberian, without any justifiable reason, whose whereabouts is said to be unknown, the Dolley family in Monrovia – Liberia has alarmed.  (Not only have these vicious unknown gunmen threatened to kill Morris Jacuba Dolley, they (armed men) have also frequently visited a home in Logan Town in the capital of Liberia believed to be Dolley’s residence hot pursue of the latter (Dolley), the Dolley family confided in this writer. Read detail
United States Govt. ‘Comfortable’ With Liberia’s Security, Development of New Army
Courtesy: Front Page Africa
02 May, 2013

Monrovia - With the current drawdown of peacekeeping forces of the United Nations Mission in Liberia (UNMIL), the United States Ambassador accredited near Monrovia Deborah Malac says she is pleased with the process that led to the restructuring of Liberia’s new army, the Armed Forces of Liberia. Read detail
Taylor Better Than Ellen? LIPI Takes World Bank to Task Over Liberia’s Economy
Courtesy: Front Page Africa
30 April, 2013

The Liberia Institute of Public Integrity (LIPI) welcomes statements by the World Bank (WB) Chief Economist for Africa, Shanta Davaranja, and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) head of the visiting team to Liberia, Mrs. Catherine McAuliffe, that Liberia’s economy is amongst the fastest growing economies (at 7% or higher). Read detail
Nimba County-Ganta City Mayor, Hon. D. Dorr Cooper Breaks Silence on Land Disputes:
23rd April, 2013
 
Answering the Call: Smooth Process See Young Liberians Line up to Join Army
Courtesy: Front Page Africa
23rd April, 2013

Monrovia - Matthew S. Wesseh a young Liberian and a College graduate has been standing in the hot sun in a queue outside the Barclay Training Center (BTC), waiting for his turn to enter the gate in readiness for the recruitment exercise of the Armed Forces of Liberia. Read detail

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