50TH ANNUAL NATIONAL CONFERENCE
MAY 29-31, 2009
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Liberia: Senate finally passed threshold Bill as President Sirleaf makes new appointments in government
Jul 3, 2009
Michael Kpayili
mkpayili@yahoo.com
After series of setback over the passage of the Population Threshold Bill at the National Legislature, the House of Senate has finally concurred with the House of Representatives over the population apportioning for each constituency in Liberia.
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LIBERIA: TRC Recommends Prosecution For Warlords, Others, Pres. Sirleaf Gets 30-Year Ban
Jul 3, 2009
Global News Network
Following nearly four years of investigating Liberia's conflict period (1979-2003), the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) in its final report has recommended names of several key actors in the Liberian civil war including former the current President of Liberia, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and former Presidents; Charles Taylor and Moses Blah.


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We Beg For Good Governance, Transparency And Justice
Jul 2, 2009
Daoud (Chidao Deni) B. Kenneth, RN, BSN
Houston, Texas
When I read the article “The Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Government vs. The Nigerian Businessman” by Mr.J.Kerkula Foeday, July 1, 2009, I had no option but to join him in his cry for for good governance, transparency and justice.

A nation emerging from a long fratricidal civil war and aspiring to be among the comity of civil nations ,cannot afford to be seen as lawless and autocratic ,where a few men determine what is lawful and what is not.
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We Beg For “Good Governance, Transparency And Justice”
Jul 2, 2009
Daoud (Chidao Deni) B. Kenneth, RN, BSN
Houston, Texas
When I read the article “The Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Government vs. The Nigerian Businessman” by Mr.J.Kerkula Foeday, July 1, 2009, I had no option but to join him in his cry for for good governance, transparency and justice.

A nation emerging from a long fratricidal civil war and aspiring to be among the comity of civil nations ,cannot afford to be seen as lawless and autocratic ,where a few men determine what is lawful and what is not.
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The Incarceration of Sekou Damate Konneh-Lessons to learn
Jul 2, 2009
Varfley A. Dolleh
Limany Political Columnist

By Popular Demand
The rise and fall of the estranged couple following their heroic liberation of the sub-region, especially, Guinea and Liberia remains a misery.

We call on the “Mandingo Caucus of Liberia” to liaise and advocate leading to the release of Mr. Konneh. We specifically appeal to Former Finance Minister, Lossene Kamara to manifest gratitude in helping a man that lost every thing as a result of maintaining in-law ship which led to his eventual political pit hole.
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Planned Demonstration in the Making in Monrovia
Jul 2, 2009
The Analyst
Massive preparations are being planned in Monrovia by certain elements within the Mandingo Community to stage a non-violent street demonstration in protest to the prolonged detention in Guinea of the former presidential candidate for the Progressive Democratic Party for Liberia (PROTEMP), Mr. Sekou Demante Conneh.
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