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ROBERTSPORT, April 24 (LINA) - Citizens of Grand Cape Mount County have appealed to the county leadership and Legislative Caucus to revisit the concession agreement signed between the Management of Madina Rock Crusher (MRC) and the Government of Liberia in 2004.
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TUBMANBURG, April 24 (LINA) - The Acting Commander of the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) in Bomi County, Othello Watson, has disclosed the construction of a US$25,000 DEA Office in the county.
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MONROVIA, April24 (LINA) -The Head f the National AIDS Commission (NAC) of Liberia, Juanita Ramirez, has challenged Liberian journalists to disseminate adequate and relevant information about HIV/AIDs to the public.
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MONROVIA, April 24 (LINA) - Bong County Senator Jewel Taylor has emphasized the need for Liberians to recharge their energies and contribute positively to efforts by government to transform existing challenges into gains.
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MONROVIA, April 23 (LINA) - The Ministry of Public Works has disclosed that work on the Caldwell Bridge, which was suspended due to the Ebola outbreak, has resumed and is expected to be completed in September 2015.
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GBARNGA, April 24 (LINA) - Deputy Information Minister for Administration Andrew Tehmeh has urged the people of Malonkai Town in Sanoyea, Bong County to take ownership of a newly-constructed bridge in the area by ensuring its maintenance and proper use.
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MONROVIA, April 23 (LINA) - The World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Director for Africa, Dr. Matshidiso Moeti, has pledged the organization’s continued collaboration in support to building a resilient healthcare system in Liberia.
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MONROVIA, April 24 (LINA) -The president of the Principals Association of Liberia, Mr. Momo Kamara, has appealed to the Government of Liberia through the Ministry of Education to increase the income of rural teachers.
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MONROVIA, April 23 (LINA) – The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has ranked Liberia 181 of 184 countries with the lowest and poorest economy of the world today.
A Governance Commission (GC) report, released during a presentation at a local hotel in Monrovia recently, said the lack of effective human capital has consistently served as a major impediment to the growth of Liberia’s economy and its overall output.
The report noted that for Liberia to achieve its middle income target by 2030, it requires putting systems in place that are reflective of the actual needs of the various sectors.
“The economies must be fused effectively to address the core problems at the center of Liberia’s under-development,” the report indicated.
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