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THE TROUBLE WITH THE YOUNG LIBERIAN REFUGEE...

On refugee camps in Africa, he exudes a rather glamorous posture that bespeaks Americana: a bulky gold necklace, baggy pants, and a droopy brand name T-shirt, silver earrings and sometimes a platted hairstyle. He even speaks Ebonics with a strong Liberian accent.

AEW agrees with the FAO representatives that the airborne approach as suggested by the Liberian government should not be an option, because of the environmental dangers involved.

Morris T. Koffa

Airborne Toxic Chemicals to fight Armyworms in Liberia:

(A Danger to the Environment)

Prof Nagbe underscores the importance of literature and the need to empower artists/writers in our society while hinting at the need for contemporary Liberian degree holders to be more productive.

FOR THE RECORDS: NAGBE'S MEMORABLE SPEECH...

Dr. K. Moses Nabge

WATCHING THROUGH THE BIRDS' EYES

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IS THERE A PLOT TO ASSASSINATE MULBAH K. MORLU?

Ray Martin Toe

Egypt film in Christian divorce row...

Trio guilty of Lucky Dube killing...

A South African court has found three men guilty of shooting dead reggae star Lucky Dube in 2007.

A film recently opened in Cairo has revived a controversy about the depiction of Copts in Egyptian drama.

The film, called One-Nil, tells the story of a Christian woman who is granted a divorce but cannot remarry because of the strict rules of the Egyptian Coptic Church.

What should Africa hope from G20?

US President Obama

THE TROUBLE WITH THE YOUNG LIBERIAN REFUGEE...

A Commentary By Ray Martin Toe

Trick or Treat, A Nation In Administrative Turmoil...

S.M. Kromah

Rising Costs Of “Justice”

Liberia Temple of Justice

THIS FATEFUL MONTH IN LIBERIA...

By Thomas Kai Toteh

Somali pirates hijack four vessels in 48 hours, capturing two cargo ships and two fishing boats carrying dozens of people.

New wave of Somali pirate attacks

The diet and behavior of elephants evidenced by the chemical makeup of their tail hairs shows how they compete with other species, researchers say.

Elephant hair reveals competition

Nine men executed in Sudan following unfair trial

The Sudanese government executed nine people who may have been innocent on Monday.

Mohammed Taha

THE INDICTED REBEL LEADER CHARLES TAYLOR WAS ELLEN JOHNSON SIRLEAF'S FOOT SOLDIER DURING THE WAR IN LIBERIA, REITERATES THOMAS WOEWIYU...

While President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf is counting her blessings in an awfully titled book, The Child that will be Great, Thomas Woewiyu, her fellow mastermind of the 1989 uprising that led to the 14-year long bloodbath in Liberia , is ever determined to cast a doubt over the credibility of the African iron lady.

Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf

Tom Woewiyu

Child Soldier

Doe and members of the People's Redemption Council

S.K. Doe Head of State 1980-1985

Pres. Tolbert 1971-1980

Pirates or Defense Force?

Somalis Hitting Back-Making Fortune

Payoff in Billions-and others not reported...

A 16 yr. old Somali boy pirate

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By Thomas Kai Toteh