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:: Dispute among Bong County Lawmakers - May 8, 2008
:: Superintendent Jackson calls on Senate - May 8, 2008
:: LNRCS President names achievements - May 8, 2008
:: Calls to sensitize public on HIV/AIDS - May 8, 2008
:: Liberians urged to invest in agriculture - May 8, 2008
:: Anti-Corruption Commission established - May 8, 2008
:: Reshuffle inevitable in GOL says Pres. Sirleaf… - May 7, 2008
:: Big money for Liberian Women - May 7, 2008
:: Supplementary budget awaits Senate approval - May 7, 2008
:: Julu and Dorbor win treason case - May 6, 2008
:: UN SRSG speaks on transportation constraint - May 6, 2008
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A nation on the move to reclaim her glory
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Special Assignment
For the past fifteen years which marked the height of the Liberian civil war, the country’s natural resources, especially timbers and diamonds, became black-deal commodities....More
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Let's Talk
SANDO: Good morning and welcome to Let�s Talk. Let's Talk is a live Phone-in program on State Radio-ELBC FM 99.9. My name is Janga Sando hosting, along with...More
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ELBC - A Brief History
 The history of the Liberia Broadcasting System can be traced as far back as the latter part of the 1940’s when the late Dr. John B. West set up the first broadcasting ...More
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“Iintensifying HIV/AIDS awareness is a priority"
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DiasporaSpeaks from Ghana ! : This edition of diaspora speaks comes to you from the Buduburan Refugee Camp in Ghana, West Africa. A cross section of Liberians sent heart-felt greetings and well wishes to their relatives, friends and loved ones. This presentation is divided into three different parts. Click on the link below to view. [ Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 ]. |
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LBS Presenters Bios
I am Weemon J. Cole-Boyce Hail from Lofa County, Kolahun District A Liberian, married with 2 kids , candidate ,BA degree in Mass communication & French Minor, University of Liberia . I’m a bilingist
Email : wecob79@yahoo.com, Cell #: 231-6-529-319 ... | |
 Adamu's plans to revive Wafu
Amos Adamu has promised to revive the West African Football Union (Wafu) after becoming leader of the regional body, which last held a meaningful tournament in 2002.
The Nigerian took over from Ivorian Jacques Anouma at a ceremony in Ivory Coast on Tuesday. "It takes a lot of effort to be able to bring them in but I can tell you we are going to have two competitions this year," Adamu told BBC Sport.
Most teams in the region already have a busy fixture list, with upcoming World Cup and African Nations Championship qualifiers. At Wafu's general assembly in Abidjan, Adamu unveiled some of his other plans, including training administrators and journalists, setting up a website, and raising funds through sponsorship deals ...More
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Pic: Liberia on the development road - The new Roberts Flight Information Office at the Roberts International Airport |
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