Author: FPA Staff Reporter

 The Editor,As terrorism threats persist in our region, protecting mama Liberia is a share responsibility and everyone can contribute by staying informed and aware of the threats the county faces. In the absence of needed resources for local law enforcement, we must create an awareness for our citizens to recognize behaviors and indicators related to terrorism, crime and other threats, standardize how those observations are documented, analysed, and enhanced the sharing of those reports with local law enforcement across the country.

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Our education system, like most others around the world, has always been a hybrid system, with a mix of government, faith-based and mission, and private schools. For the pilot of public-private partnerships, the Ministry of Education will sign agreements with partners – including both local and international, private and non-profit – to manage a small number of what we will call Partnership Schools.

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The University Of Liberia is a government funded institution of higher learning that was not established by any religious body or enterprises. Besides, the University of Liberia is the oldest institution of learning in tropical Africa that was authorized by the Liberian government in 1851 to educate Liberian and foreign nationals as well. The school opened its door in 1863 as Liberia College and became a university in 1951.

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LiNCSA Chairman, Mr. James M.Fromayan Monrovia – The Special Representative of the President of ECOWAS, Ambassador Babatunde O. Ajesomo has reaffirmed his commitment to peace and security in the sub-region indicating that ECOWAS is working tirelessly with a range of partners and Governments to address situations of insecurity in the ECOWAS sub-region.

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Grand Kru County – The citizens of Grand Kru County have welcomed government’s decision to construct a County Service Center (CSC) in the County. Under the Deconcentration program, the County Service Center is a one-stop shop where documentation services are offered.

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Sister Gbeh called me Saturday night, February 28 2015, and wanted to see me Sunday after church. “Is there a problem? I asked.  “No, brother”, she said, adding “I just want to see you”.  Immediately after church, I went over to her house, a hut so to speak, with patched old zinc in New Kru Town, Monrovia, Liberia. As usual, she was happy to see me. She too had just returned from church. She wore an African dress and was looking beautiful.  I was glad that she attended church, because I had advised her to go to church and not…

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