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SWAL Appoints Reconciliatory Committee to promote peace and unity amongst sports journalists

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The leadership of the Sports Writers Association of Liberia has set up an adhoc Reconciliatory committee to organize a retreat for the organization.

The Committee which is chaired by journalist Denise Dodoo is being tasked to arrange the retreat from today to April 12,2024 in an effort to reconcile and unite all sports journalists across the country.

Veteran entertainer Rickey Jaeploe CKA DJ As a Boy will co-chair the committee with Julius Konton as Secretary, and O’Neal Roberts and Jahiem Tumu as members.  

Meanwhile, The leadership has constituted the statutory committees in line with the SWAL constitution .  

The statutory committees include: Membership and social, Planning, Ways, Means and Finance, Intellectual, Grievance and Disciplinary, as well as Advisory.

The Advisory Committee is chaired by veteran journalist, Siebo Williams and  co-chaired by Malcolm Joseph, with Michael Weah as Secretary General. Roland Mulbah and Rudolph Gborkeh are members.

Ernest McCay chairs the Grievance and Disciplinary Committee, Co-chaired by Alan Jalanzo. Lewis Kolnoe is Secretary, while Kolubah Zayzay and Anthony Tamba are members.

The Intellectual Committee with a constitutional mandate of organizing trainings and forums, is chaired Danesius Marteh, with Momo Siryon and Michael Solomon as Co-chair and Secretary General respectively. Thomas Kojo Roula and Theophilus Geekor are members.

Martina Brooks chairs the Ways, Means and Finance committee assisted by Moses Garzeawu as Co-chair, Leroy Sonpon, Secretary, with Richmond Dunn and Abraham Wheon, Mariam Garblah, Mohammed Bility as members.

Hassan Kiawu remains as Chair of the Planning Committee while Webster Cassell will serve as Co-chair, with Trojan Kiazolu as Secretary and Varflay Kamara and Benjamin Garkpah as members.

The Membership and Social Committee is chaired by Carol Doe with Daniel Ga

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