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Pictures
from the Wake, Funeral and Repast for Mrs.
Maude Warner Sharpe Monrovia,
Liberia, Saturday, February 6, 2010
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LPRC
Honorably Retire Five
The
Liberia Petroleum Refining Company (LPRC)
on Thursday, January 14, held a mirthful retirement
and honoring program as it gave "fabulous
five" retirees a befitting farewell.
During
the program held in the ball room of the Monrovia
City hall, several employees received honors
for their dedicated services overall. The
"fabulous five" who were retired
include: Alexander Kojo Anderson, Edward Brown,
Sciapha Massaquoi Reginald Parson and Philip
Chenoweth. Each of the retiree received a
certificate, a gold ring and a check of US$
1, 5000.00 besides their regular retirement
package. Full
story...
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Hidden
Treasures! Pictures from Waterways in Liberia.
This
too is Liberia, and it is "BEAUTIFUL".
Nature at it's best right here, less then
one hour outside of Monrovia February
2010
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Pictures
from around Monrovia. See what is coming to
Fendall, January
2010
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Pictures
of the Opening of the Rose Garden Building
located
at the Bend on Broad Street Crown Hill. The
Rose Garden building has shops, a restaurant,
offices and apartments. Details...
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Pictures
from the Firestone Rubber Plantation January
2010. Harbel, Liberia
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ANNUAL
MESSAGE To the Fifth Session of the 52ND National
Legislature of the Republic of Liberia By
Her Excellency Ellen Johnson Sirleaf President
of the Republic of Liberia Capitol Hill, Monrovia
Delivered Monday, 25th January 2010
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Pictures
from the Wake and Funeral of Mr. Lawrence
Manneh Doe, Sr.
Friday
and Saturday, January 22 - 23, 2010. St. Thomas
Episcopal Church, Camp Johnson Road, Monrovia,
Liberia
- Celebration
of Life for Dr. William Saah Salifu Sr.
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Dr.
William Saa Salifu, Sr. Wake Keeping Service.
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Traditional
& Western Engagement of Samuna Mildred
Massa Thompson & Del Francis WrehCongotown
Monrovia
Armed
Robbery in Liberia: A Symptom of A Nation's Unenlightened
Youth Mired in Poverty without any Hopes, Dreams
and Opportunities
Written By: Vickie E. Ward
wardfund@hotmail.com
Doing business or running an organization or school
in Monrovia, Liberia comes with a very high-priced
security tag. In the early hours of the morning
on February 4, 2001, an armed robber attacked
two security guards hired by the school I founded
a few years ago, the Ward Academy for Girls, at
96 Clay Street (between Clay Street and Johnson
Streets near the Soneiwen area).
Full
story...
Son
of Charles Taylor ordered to pay torture damages
A
US judge has ordered the son of ex-Liberian President
Charles Taylor to pay more than $22m (£14m)
to five people tortured during its civil war.
Full
story...
Indian
Minister Injured In Road Accident In Liberia
(RTTNews) - An Indian minister was reportedly
injured Thursday when a speeding taxi rammed into
his car in Monrovia, capital of the coastal north-west
African state of Liberia. He was on his way to
board a flight for Nigeria.
Mahesh
Sachdev, the Indian High Commissioner to Nigeria,
said Minister of Overseas Affairs Vayalar Ravi
was declared out of danger, but was being monitored
by doctors after the accident. His visit to Nigeria
was canceled. Full
story...
Helping
the Saye Town Fire Victims
By
Ciata Victor, February
5, 2010
On
Sunday, January 31, 2010, at about 9:00 PM a fire
was started by a candle in the Saye Town Community
on 3rd Street in Sinkor. When the fire was finally
extinguished around 3:00 am, 18 homes lay in total
ruin and approximately 200 people were left homeless,
including men, women and children.
On
Friday, February 5th, TLC Africa visited the devastated
community. The Liberian Red Cross was on site
when we arrived. They had been distributing rice,
mattresses and water to the people affected by
the fire. President Sirleaf had also contributed
$5,000.00 of her own money to help the affected
victims. I sat down and talk with some of the
women about the fire and their prospect for the
immediate future. Full
story...
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