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A Critique Of Government Devil Advocacy Played In Addressing The Plight Of The Citizens And The Way Forward
May 7, 2008
T. Maxwell Grigsby, II.
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In time like these where our perceived best friends are those that hate us the most, we should be very meticulous in embracing their delicate services rendered us in their quest to befriend or seek favor from us.

Living a life in Liberia today has become more difficult and frustrating than past regimes that were seen as despotic, brutal and tyrannical amidst the presence of our international partners who had been here for the past sixty months (5 years) to help us achieve peace, a reformed security sector, transparency and accountability in our financial and other sectors of government.

It pleases me to critically analyze major undertakings of this government that has been calendarized as achievements in confronting impediments that deprived the citizens good standards of living, and subject them to abject poverty.
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May is Mental Health Awareness Month
May 7, 2008
Ali Sylla /M.S and Ernest G. Smith /M.S
Mental Health Month occurs each year in May and is designed to increase awareness about mental illness.

There is a social stigma associated with mental illness in Liberia, and this stigma prevents the majority of people with mental illnesses from seeking help.
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LIBERIA: As armed robbery rises civilians defend themselves
May 7, 2008
IRIN
MONROVIA, 7 May 2008 (IRIN) - The current police force in the Liberian capital Monrovia is unable to combat an increase in violent crime, according to a recent independent report and many of the city's residents have created their own civil defence groups.
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Liberia: House of Representatives passes bill making armed robbery non-bailable
May 7, 2008
Michael Kpayili
The House of Representatives has passed the bill making armed robbery, hijacking and terrorism a non-bailable offense in Liberia. The bill which was introduced one week ago before the Plenary came in a wake of a growing wave of armed robbery in Liberia.
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Liberia: Several Houses destroy in Ganta again by heavy storm
May 7, 2008
Michael Kpayili
Several communities in Ganta have suffered another violent storm shocks just less than five months after the first storm hit the city.

According to information gathered from Ganta, over twenty four houses in and around Blegay town, Catholic community, Bo Community and the LPMC community all located in the commercial city of Ganta were highly hit by the weekend heavy storm.
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ANGER AND ITS THERAPY IN ISLAM & MEDICAL SCIENCE
May 6, 2008
Sheikh Mohammed Kanneh
Now, it is scientifically and medically proved that anger as a form of human reaction affects human heart. It increases the rate of heart beating to an abnormal or unnatural state and consequently increases the blood pushed in the blood vessels and increases the probability of blood pressure and heart attack.!!
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