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Liberia: UMU Edges AMEU in LEITI Debate On Social Development Funds - FrontPageAfrica (opens the original)
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MONROVIA — The United Methodist University (UMU) has defeated the African Methodist Episcopal University (AMEU) by two points in an inter-university debate organized by the Liberia Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (LEITI) to promote public discussion on the management of Liberia’s extractive resources. By Anthony Gray Email: [email protected] Contact: 0777308943 The debate, held over the weekend, focused on whether extractive companies should work with affected communities and count
Liberia: WAHO Welcomes New Director General, Bids Farewell to Outgoing Chief - FrontPageAfrica (opens the original)
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ABIDJAN, Côte d’Ivoire — The West African Health Organization (WAHO) has officially welcomed Professor Palokinam T. Pitche as its new Director General, while paying tribute to outgoing Director General Dr. Melchior Athanase J. C. Aissi following the completion of his four-year tenure. The transition ceremony was held Wednesday, September 9 at the ECOWAS Resident Representation in Côte d’Ivoire, bringing together WAHO staff, representatives of the ECOWAS Resident Representation and the Inter-Gove
Liberia: NPP Suspends Three Partisans Over ‘Unauthorized’ Weah Roundtable Endorsement - FrontPageAfrica (opens the original)
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MONROVIA — The National Patriotic Party (NPP) has suspended three of its partisans after they allegedly used the party’s official letterhead to endorse a planned opposition roundtable initiated by former President George Manneh Weah without authorization from the party’s leadership. The suspended partisans are Emmanuel Goll, Neileh Daitouah and Daoda Nesco. NPP Executive Committee Chairman George Mulbah said the decision was taken by the party’s Executive Committee following the trio’s involveme
Liberia: NIR: US$54.7M Digital ID Deal Awaits Legislative Approval - FrontPageAfrica (opens the original)
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MONROVIA — Liberia’s ambitious US$54.7 million plan to transform its national identification system is yet to take off, with the National Identification Registry (NIR) saying the proposed deal with OeSD International GmbH remains subject to legislative approval and other legal requirements. NIR Executive Director Andrew Peters said the concession agreement between the Government of Liberia(GoL) and the Austrian-based company has been signed, but implementation cannot begin until the required leg
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