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Rep. K.
Murray, Liberia
UNLAWFUL FLIGHT
TO AVOID PROSECUTION - INDECENT LIBERTIES WITH A CHILD,
ATTEMPTED RAPE (FIRST DEGREE - VICTIM UNDER 13) Click his
image for detail info |
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The Kanneh and Kromah
families regret to
announce the death of
their mother, sister,
Aunt and niece Haja
Moyamu Kromah (Akka
Gyohmoyamu). This sad
event occur on Tuesday
March 13, 2007 at
Catholic Hospital in
Monrovia, Liberia. |
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information |
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The Kromah family regrets to announce the death of their
father Alhaji Losseni Kromah of Ganta Nimba County
This sad event occur on February 23, 2007 in N’zerekore
Guinea.
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Special Announcement |
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All
previous prayer services announcements for Imam Alhaii
Musa Sherif is now cancel. The family decided that prayer
services will now be held in West Africa, Guinea. However;
anyone wishing to sympathy with the family may
click here for more
information. |
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The
Sangary family regrets to
announce the passing of their
father, brother, uncle, and
grandfather, Alhaji Mamadee
“Bone” Sangaray of Sanniquillie
Nimba County. This sad event
occurred in Monrovia, Liberia on
February 20, 2007.
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LATEST LIBERIAN WEST
AFRICAN NEWS |
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PM Downplays Diplomatic Flap
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Harper Squeezes Liberia's President Into
Schedule After MPs Allege Snub |
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By
Richard Brennan Ottawa Bureau
March
29, 2007 |
OTTAWA–Prime
Minister Stephen Harper
scrambled yesterday to defuse a controversy over
allegations that he snubbed Liberian President
Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf
 during
a visit. The Prime Minister's Office said
yesterday that Harper did briefly meet with
Johnson-Sirleaf after a request from the
Liberian embassy was received late yesterday
afternoon.
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University Liberians warn of community
dissolution |
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By:
Alex Amend
March
28, 2007 |
 Liberian
students at the University have considerable
concern with friends and family facing the
possibility of returning to Liberia. Last
September, the Department of Homeland Security
determined that the approximately 3,600
Liberians granted temporary protection in the
United States
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Accused of smuggling exotic meats, Liberian
asserts religious freedom |
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By FRANK DONNELLY ADVANCE STAFF WRITER March
28, 2007 |
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. March 28, 2007-- In a
clash of cultures playing out in Brooklyn
federal court, a Staten Island woman claims she
has the right to eat monkey parts in keeping
with her religious beliefs.
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Tropical rainstorm destroys homes in Liberian
city |
Monrovia,
Liberia, 03/28 - Hundreds of homes have been
destroyed by a heavy tropical rainstorm that hit
the Liberian city of Ganta, near the border with
Guinea on Monday night.
Reports received by PANA from the area Tuesday
said some two hundred houses have been destroyed
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2 junior Liberian ministers fired over diamond
deal |
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Monrovia,
Liberia 03/25 - President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf
of Liberia has sacked two junior government
ministers, thus breaking an illicit diamond
mining racked that has been thriving in the
country, despite an international embargo on
mining the gem in Liberia.
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Liberian twins
adopted with help of community |
| MARGARET
BERNSTEIN The Plain Dealer March 25, 2007 |
LaVerne
Matthew knew that instantly, as she tenderly folded a
wide-eyed Liberian toddler into her arms Monday at Chicago's
O'Hare Airport. She had had her doubts as she spent the past
six months tracking down Liberian adoption
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GENERAL MEETING ANNOUNCEMENT |
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Limap is inviting all it members to
a very important meeting schedule at the A.C.A.N.A Center.
Issues relevant to our community will be discuss including
fund generated at the honoring program few weeks ago.
Light food and drink will be served. |
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Date |
March. 24, 2007 |
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Place |
ACANA, Chester Ave. |
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Time |
4:00 PM |
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Please be
on time cause the meet will start as
schedule |
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