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The main opposition political party, Congress for Democratic Change (CDC), has blasted the Daily Observer following the newspaper’s editorial published on Thursday, January 19, 2012.
A statement issued by the CDC on January 19 accused the Daily Observer of saying that Cllr. Winston Tubman, CDC standard bearer, wanted to be foreign minister of Liberia.
But, the newspaper’s management said the editorial had said no such thing.
A statement issued by the CDC on January 19 accused the Daily Observer of saying that Cllr. Winston Tubman, CDC standard bearer, wanted to be foreign minister of Liberia.
But, the newspaper’s management said the editorial had said no such thing.
Blamo Nelson Takes Over Internal Affairs, Kofi Woods Retains Post, As Cabinet Reconstitution Continues
Tuesday, 24 January 2012 06:26 Published in Politics
President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has made additional nominations as she continues the process of reconstituting her Cabinet in the new administration.
Mr. Samuel Kofi Woods has been re-nominated to the position of Minister of Public Works, while Mr. Patrick Sendolo has been nominated the new Minister of Lands, Mines & Energy, replacing Mr. Roosevelt Jayjay.
Mr. Samuel Kofi Woods has been re-nominated to the position of Minister of Public Works, while Mr. Patrick Sendolo has been nominated the new Minister of Lands, Mines & Energy, replacing Mr. Roosevelt Jayjay.
The Independent National Commission on Human Rights (INCHR), over the weekend, began a nation-wide awareness raising tour as it gears up for the commencement of the National Palawa Hut Program.
The program is devoted to fostering post-conflict national reconciliation in Liberia.
The program is devoted to fostering post-conflict national reconciliation in Liberia.
General Motors Back: Reclaims World's top Vehicle-maker Slot
Tuesday, 24 January 2012 06:00 Published in Business
US carmaker, General Motors (GM), has regained its slot as the world's biggest vehicle maker in a dramatic turnaround for a firm that was facing bankruptcy just two years ago.
GM said it sales rose 7.6% last year to more than 9 million vehicles.
GM said it sales rose 7.6% last year to more than 9 million vehicles.
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