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ANNOUNCEMENTS
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DEATH ANNOUNCEMENT
The Fofana
Family of Sanniquellie
City, Nimba County,
Liberia, deeply regrets
to announce the home
going of their father,
brother son, and a
loving husband, Mr.
Yonkar Mohamed Fofana.
This sad event occurred
on October 31, 2011, in
Conakry, Guinea, at his
residence. He died at
age 34, and the cause of
death was natural.
Click here for more
information
The Late Yonkar Mohamed
Fofana
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PRESIDENT BARACK
OBAMA RAMADAN MESSAGE
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WIMAM
NEWS HEADLINES
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Nobel Prize shows women
are leaders, winners
For information
on the full story click
here
Master’s of Science
degree in Criminal
Justice Administration
for Mr. Abrahim Bility
By: Bility family.
December 10, 2011
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The Bility family of Minnesota cordially invites you to the commencement exercises of their son, Mr. Abrahim Bility from St. Cloud State University in Saint Cloud (720 4th Ave. South, St. Cloud, MN 56301) on December 18, 2011 @ 2Pm prompt. For more information, please call 612-229-1172
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Molley G. Kamara Enters
the Race for MMA
Presidency
BY: Gbechi Kamara.
Decemberr 1, 2011
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After receiving myriad of calls from community members and in consultation with community elders I hereby declared my intension to contest in the coming presidential election. Mr. Gbechi Kamara is said to be the second individuals in the MMA community to entered the Mandingo Mandingo Association next presidential and general elections.
Stay tune for more information
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Fahnbulleh
‘Underutilized in
Sirleaf’s Government,
Says Alhaji Kromah
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Monrovia
- University
of Liberia
Professor
Alhaji G.V.
Kromah, who
was recently
named Acting
Director
General of
the Liberia
Broadcasting
System(LBS)
once
confided in
the United
States
Ambassador
accredited
to Liberia,
Dr. Linda
Thomas
Greenfield
that former
Education
Minister Dr.
H. Boimah
Fahnbulleh
is being
under-utilized
in the
Sirleaf
administration.Full
story
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Runaway V.P. Looks Down
on Women in Braiding
Shops
By: Lassana Y. Bamba,
Jr.
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Few days ago, Mr. Abraham Turay, a one-time Vice President of our dear Minnesota Mandingo Association who unceremoniously deserted his post to seek greener economic pastures in Liberia, made some careless and disparaging remarks against our hardworking community leaders, especially our illustrious President, Hon. Mohamed Enzah Dorley. In his mindless tirade, Mr. Turay accused President Dorley of, among other things, being incompetent, and being popular only “in hair Full Story
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Statement Of
Liberty Party
Endorsement Of Unity
Party by Charles Walker
Brumskine
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On
Tuesday,
October 11,
2011,
Liberians
went to the
polls to
elect
leaders of
our country
for the next
six years in
some
instances,
and nine
years in
others. The
electoral
process was
one that all
the
participants
accepted,
either by
outright
support for
the process
and its
managers,
the National
Elections
Commission
(NEC), or by
acquiescing
to what
others
determined
was good for
Liberians.
Full
story
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President Sirleaf Makes
Campaign Stops in Rural
Montserrado and Bong
Counties
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Monrovia, Liberia - President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf over the weekend toured several towns and villages in Bong County to thank supporters for turning out to vote during the first round of Legislative and Presidential Elections on October 11. The President praised the citizens for the level of political maturity they demonstrated, and the peaceful conduct of the elections which, she pointed out, has brought pride to Liberia and its people. Full Story
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Liberian Election Chief
Resigns, Urges
Opposition to Take Part
in Runoff
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ECOWAS
Increases Number of Poll
Monitors for Liberia
Run-off Vote |
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By:Peter
Clottey,
VOA.
The top official
of the Economic
Community of
West African
States (ECOWAS)
says the group’s
poll monitors
will begin
arriving in
Liberia’s
capital,
Monrovia, today
(Wednesday) to
observe the
November 8
run-off.
Ambassador
James Victor
Gbeho, president
of the ECOWAS
Commission, says
the sub-regional
bloc anticipates
a peaceful,
transparent and
a credible vote.
Full
Story
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Liberian Opposition
Renews Boycott
Threat
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VOA
NEWS
A top official
in the party of
Liberia's
presidential
challenger says
the party may
still boycott
next week's
run-off
election.
Congress for
Democratic
Change spokesman
George Solo said
Tuesday his
party continues
to demand a new
National
Election
Commission be
formed and for
new checks and
balances to be
implemented to
ensure ballot
boxes and voting
papers are not
tampered with.
Full
Story
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Alhaji
G.V. Kromah Suffers
Carbon Monoxide
Poisoning; Bodyguard
Found.... |
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Vojama,
Lofa County - Reports surfacing in the offices of FrontPage
Africa say the standard bearer of the All Liberian Coalition Party and professor of the University of Liberia
Alhaji G. V. Kromah is recovering from carbon monoxide poisoning and his bodyguard found dead as a result of the same incident.
Family sources informed FrontPage Africa late Tuesday night that the episode occurred last Saturday evening in Voinjama where the professor had gone to partake in the party’s primary exercise.
Full story
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ALCOP, PRODEMP
Officially Pledge
Support To Ellen
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Two of Liberia
‘s opposition
political
Parties, the All
Liberia
Coalition
Party(ALCOP) and
the Progressive
Democratic
Party(PRODEMP)
have officially
broken silence
to pledge
supports to the
second term bid
of Madam Ellen
Johnson Sirleaf,
President and
Standard Bearer
of the governing
Unity Party.
The political
parties said
their decision
to support the
UP Standard
Bearer is
intended to save
guard the
interest of the
state. Full
Story
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The Sojourn of Alihaj
Alfa Umar Jalloh of
Dinglayeah... |
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The story of a
legendary Fulani
icon Named
Alihaj Alifa
Umar Jalloh has
been told by
many. Griots
from Mande have
told the story
in musical form,
oratory
historian have
told the story
in gatherings,
grand parents
have told the
story to their
grand children,
while writers
are yet to put
it out for
reading
consumption.
Full story
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Liberians
embrace Govt’s call for
their involvement in the
Dev. of their Country |
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The National
Elections
Commission (NEC)
has expressed
alarm that with
less than 14
days to the
expiration of
the nomination
of candidates,
it has so far
received no list
from any would
be presidential
candidates.
The nomination
period,
according to the
NEC's calendar
of events,
commenced on
July 20, 2011
and ends on
August 15, 2011.
Full
Story
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WIMAM
VIDEO FLASH
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COMMUNITY LINKS
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Mrs. MADUSU F.
KROMAH OF MILWAUKEE
Photo Credit:
Morris M. Kromah
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