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Liberia: Former President Doe family picks bone with Senator Prince Johnson
Aug 28, 2008
Michael Kpayili
Family members of former President Samuel Doe have vowed not to forgive Nimba County Senator Prince Johnson for recent testimony he gave before the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
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UNICCO's 49th National Board Conference and Inauguration
Aug 28, 2008
Saye D. Kokeh, Providence, RI
Fellow Nimbaians and well wishers of UNICCO , as you may be aware by now, the 49th national board conference and inauguration of our newly elected leaders of UNICCO will take place once more in the historic city of Providence from August 29th-31st , 2008.

As host state, we whole heartedly welcome you to this unique occasion with the fervent hope that Nimbaians will put aside their differences and place Nimba County first.
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Liberia: Former President Doe body was burned to ashes and thrown into the river, says Prince Y. Johnson
Aug 27, 2008
Michael Kpayili
The former leader of the defunct Independent National Patriotic Front of Liberia says slain former President Samuel Doe’s body was burned to ashes and thrown into a river at his Caldwell base outside Monrovia. The former rebel leader turned Evangelist Prince Johnson said former President Samuel Doe was captured at the Freeport of Monrovia in sharp violation to initial troth carved between the defunct AFL and the INPFL.

According to Senator Johnson, former President Doe entered his territory at the Freeport of Monrovia without his prior knowledge.
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The Challenges Of Achieving Genuine Reconciliation In Liberia
Aug 26, 2008
Ibrahim Al-bakri Nyei
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Reconciliation as an institution and function of the transitional justice system is done with contrition and forgiveness based on the conviction of the parties involved. There have been numerous discourses to explore possibilities of genuine reconciliation in the absence of justice. Justice comes in two forms, restorative and retributive. Restorative justice calls for the reconciling of the forces involved in a conflict to restore and build broken relations without punitive actions against perpetrators.
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AFRICA: Many children still miss out on treatment
Aug 25, 2008
PLUSNEWS
MEXICO CITY, 19 August 2008 (PLUSNEWS) - Experience has shown that it is possible to run successful paediatric HIV programmes in rural African settings, yet less than 10 percent of patients on life-prolonging antiretroviral (ARV) drugs are children, field officers of the international medical NGO, Médecins Sans Frontieres (MSF), have said.
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Liberia: Rise up from your slumber and embrace transformation, says Kortee
Aug 25, 2008
Michael Kpayili
The Superintendent of the Christ Fellowship International of Liberia has called on Liberians to rise up from their slumber if their desire to build a great nation can be achieved. Serving as guest speaker at the 10th graduation exercise of the Calvary Temple A.G. Mission High School, Rev. Kokeh Kortee urged Liberians to avoid daydreaming and focus on responsibilities that would endeavor sustainability.

“It is the responsibilities of all Liberians to engage in programs that would invoke the transformation that is desperately needed in the country.
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