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Lafayette man raising help for Liberia
One step at a time, Lafayette resident Eric Wowoh is striving to hasten the rebirth of his native Liberia, a nation devastated by 20 years of civil war that has been on the path to recovery for the last six years.
Erie Times-News Jun 26 09:13am
Liberia's President Sirleaf: 'We've made progress but there's much more to do'
Liberia goes to the polls in October, but what is the government doing about the most pressing concerns of its electorate? Since taking office in early 2006 as Africa's first elected woman president, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has become a prominent leader in a tough job. A quarter-century of political turmoil, including 14 years of conflict that displaced three-quarters of its people and killed an ...
Guardian Unlimited Jun 20 12:22am
Liberia: 'Much More to Do', Says Johnson Sirleaf
Since taking office in early 2006 as Africa's first elected woman president, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has become a prominent leader in a tough job. A quarter century of political turmoil, including 14 years of conflict that displaced three-quarters of its people and killed an estimated 250,000, left Liberia without infrastructure – no electricity or water services and few roads, schools or medical ...
AllAfrica.com Jun 12 06:55pm
Liberia: 3 P/Works Employees Honored for Professionalism, Commitment
Three employees of the Ministry of Public Works have been honored for their hard work, professionalism and commitment to job. The honoring ceremony took place in the compound of the Ministry of Public Works in the presence of Senior Management and entire staff of the Ministry of Public Works.
AllAfrica.com Jun 23 02:26am
Trokosi, Ewes and the Israelites Pt 4
This is the final article on the series, Trokosi, Ewes and the Israelites. In this article, I will sum it all up by showing conclusively, beyond any shadow of doubt, that the Ewe people are no other than the Israelites, we read about in the Bible.
Ghanaweb.com Jun 28 09:15pm
True Americans
Ask Teri Boehme the difference between her native Hungary and the United States, and she says, "Americans smile more."
Highlands Today Jun 11 09:00pm
Obits
Stanley Caplan, 88, of Greenwich died at home on Saturday. He was born in Allentown, Pa. on Sept. 21, 1922, the son of the late Abraham Caplan and Sophie Hellman Caplan.
Greenwich Citizen Jun 15 04:14pm
PM makes pledge to vaccinate the world's poorest children
David Cameron today pledged an additional £814 million to vaccinate more than 80 million children worldwide against diseases such as pneumonia and diarrhoea.
Evening Standard Jun 13 02:05am
Qatar is richest nation on earth
Kuwait second in Arab region, followed by UAE and Bahrain Qatar became the wealthiest nation on earth in 2010 after it steadily pushed up its way on the global rich list, aided by its massive gas wealth.
Zawya Jun 16 11:06pm
Michelle McMullen walked away from Harrisburg life, spent 3 years as someone else
In Martinsburg, W.Va., she was Monique Watson, a Hurricane Katrina victim who had lost everything and was running from a stranger who held her captive in a home, raping her repeatedly.
The Patriot-News Jun 11 09:11pm
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