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President Ellen Johnson – Sirleaf,  Nobel Peace Price Winner and President, Republic of Liberia “ I feel deeply honored to be associated with the African Leadership Magazine as it is.

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300 infected patients survived Ebola treatment in Liberia – Health Minister

Approximately 300 infected patients have survived Ebola treatment in Liberia since the outbreak here from March to September, Assistant Health Minister for Preventive Services, Tolbert Nyenswah, has announced. Appearing on.

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Liberian President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf suspends several government officials

President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf has sanctioned several government officials for failing to file their Income, Assets, and Declaration as reported by the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC). It can be recalled that.

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Liberians Petition Ellen Johnson Sirleaf’s Son for Senate

The Doe Community football pitch was swamped by supporters, well wishers and detractors alike as the son of President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Mr. Robert A. Sirleaf finally turned up to.

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Japanese Investors Seek Opportunities in Liberia

A twenty-four- man Japanese business delegation who visited the country recently to explore avenues for investment opportunities in the country has expressed interest in investing in the Buchanan Port. According.

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Liberians Encouraged on Economic Growth

The Governor of the Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) Dr. J. Mills Jones has called on entrepreneurs and small enterprises to focus on locally produced merchandise. Governor Jones said: “Doing.

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In Perspective: Ellen Johnson Sirleaf And The Liberian Dream

One of Africa’s oldest presidents joining the likes of Cameroon’s Paul Biya and Zimbabwe’s Robert “Bob” Mugabe. Head of one of Africa’s and the world’s most corrupt states. Former President.

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Liberia: Women in Liberia Growing Both Confidence and Rice Through P4P

After the civil war in Liberia, the women of Gbokuma village came together to address pressing issues like poverty, illiteracy and lack of access to primary healthcare. Today, about ten.

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