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Happy Birth Day, ------------------------------------ Barrack Obama Time Magazine's Person
of the year, 2008 -------------------------------------------- Djoma Fanta Fofana
Welcome to America -----------------------------------------
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Corruption in Liberia ----------------------------
In Memory of
Obama inspires historic victory
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A New Year’s Day Message from Ambassador M. Nathaniel Barnes
My
fellow Liberians, while we gather with friends and loved ones to
celebrate this holiday season, I would like to take this
opportunity, on behalf of our President, Her Excellency Madam Ellen
Johnson Sirleaf; the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Honorable Olubanke
King-Akerele; my wife Dawn; the staff at the Liberian Embassy and in
my own name; to wish all of you a Happy and Prosperous New Year.
President Saddened by Deaths in Philadelphia
THE DILEMMA OF DEALING WITH THE MILITARY JUNTA IN GUINEA
MRU
Backs ECOWAS ON GUINEA
Bropleh's
House in Flames
Coup-hit Guinea burying ex-leader
seized power in a coup 24 years ago
Thousands greet Guinea coup chief, Capt. Moussa Camara
Military
'seizes power' in Guinea, after the death of President Conte
New AFL,
LNP Clash Don't paint your houses for Christmas, NAMSAL advises Muslims
NAMSAL Press Release
Ex-Soldiers Run Amok --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
We
Are Not Guilty -Bryant, Snowe, Others Plead
Reverend Jailed for Granting Fake Degrees
Rev.
Dr. Johnson Oni Akinmola, president of Monrovia University (MU), was
arrested and subsequently placed behind bars on December 9, 2008 by
the National Commission on Higher Education (NCHE), in collaboration
with the Justice Ministry, for violating and illegally operating a
bogus institution of higher learning in Liberia.
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Mass Arrests in Nimba
Nkrumah Resurfaces in Ghanaian Politics
Violence Erupts in Nimba Again ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Stranded Pilgrims Besiege Office
Alleged Perpetrators on the Run
The Fiqh Council of North America
Announcement
November 29, 2008
Dead Senator's Sons Fight over Property --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Burnt Police Officer Cries for Help
IN MEMORY OF DR. HARRY FUMBA MONIBA
We, the family of the late former Vice President of Liberia, Dr.
Harry F. Moniba, are observing a quiet remembrance of him on the
fourth anniversary of his passing. His death in a two-car accident
on November 24, 2004, in Michigan occurred while he was preparing to
again offer his experienced leadership to the Liberian people. He
may not have completed his campaign of “Liberia First”, but he had a
clear vision and tirelessly articulated it.
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President
Ellen Johnson Sirleaf is said to be saddened over news of the death
of a number of Liberians in the United States of America, as a
result of a fire disaster in Philadelphia, which reportedly left
seven Liberians dead and four others seriously injured.
Liberia's
President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf has said the sub-regional group,
Mano River Union (MRU) is in full support of any position or stance
by the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) on the
military situation in the Republic of Guinea.
A
day after the joyous celebration of Christ's birth, Christmas, the
VP Road residence of the tough-talking Information Minister Laurence
K. Bropleh was engulfed in flames on the evening of Friday, December
26, 2008, between 7:30 and 9:00 p.m.
The
funeral is under way in Guinea of former President Lansana Conte,
whose death this week after 24 years in office triggered a military
coup. 
Thousands
of Guineans have gone onto the streets of the capital to welcome the
leader of a coup that followed the death of the country's president.
A
Guinea army statement has announced the dissolution of the
government and suspension of the constitution, hours after President
Lansana Conte's death. 
At
least four officers of the re-vetted Liberia National Police (LNP)
and a number of soldiers from the restructured Armed Forces of
Liberia (AFL) sustained injuries on Saturday, December 20, 2008,
when some officers of the two security apparatus clashed at the ELWA
Junction while several residents fled in all directions.
Hundreds
of disbanded soldiers of the Armed Forces of Liberia (AFL)
yesterday, December 17, 2008, held the entire United Nations (UN)
Drive in Monrovia to a standstill, as they went on a rampage in
demand of their salary arrears.
Five
former officials of the erstwhile National Transitional Government
of Liberia (NTGL) indicted during the 2008 February Term of Court
for US$923,500 theft yesterday, Monday, December 15, 2008, pleaded
not guilty to the charges.
More
than 27 persons allegedly connected to the burning down of a village
belonging to one David W. Queglay in the Yaolay area have been
arrested and presently detained at the Sanniquellie Police
Headquarters.
GHANA,
Samia Nkrumah, daughter of Ghana's first President Dr. Kwame
Nkrumah, has won a parliamentary seat in Ghana's Sunday polls,
defeating the sitting Member of Parliament for the Jomoro
constituency, Mr. Lee Ocran of the NDC.
Anxious
and frustrated Liberian Muslims seeking to perform this year's
pilgrimage to Mecca besieged a local office in Monrovia yesterday,
demanding refund of money that they said had been paid for the trip
after they learned that their journey was to be a failure.
The
Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Liberia (TRC) has released
for public consumption and notice a listing of perpetrators and
alleged perpetrators the Commission is requesting to appear before
it.
Zul
Hijjah Starts Saturday November 29th, 2008
Barely
few weeks after the death of River Gee Senator Isaac Johnson, his
children are not mourning but rather fighting over properties he
left behind and other benefits expected to come from the Liberian
Government.
Police
officer Nathaniel Lackey, who was burnt by street gasoline sellers
in Monrovia in 2004 during the National Transitional Government of
Liberia (NTGL) chaired by Charles Gyude Bryant, is appealing for
help and an intervention from President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf to
seek advance medical treatment out of the country.
