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Press Union of Liberia President Charles Coffey Monrovia - The Rotary Club of Sinkor recently donated a huge consignment of face masks to the Press Union of Liberia (PUL), the Goodwill Clinic and several residents of Gbangay Town,…
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Monrovia – When President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf donated US$100,000 for the construction of the headquarters of the Press Union of Liberia (PUL), her desire was to see a modern facility erected for the Union as in other countries in the…
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Monrovia – Documents obtained by FrontPageAfrica reveal that the Press Union of Liberia (PUL) is at the verge of sealing an illegal construction agreement with Civil Design Inc. for the construction of its new headquarters.
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IN MOST PARTS of the world, the media commands great deal of influence on societies far and wide. It is for this reason that they are regarded as the Fourth Estate, a term derived from traditional European concept of the three estates of…
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Paynesville - The President of the Press Union of Liberia (PUL), Charles B. Coffey is calling on journalists to be professional in the discharge of their duty, stressing that journalism is a noble profession that requires discipline and…
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Monrovia - The outgoing President of the Press Union of Liberia (PUL), K. Abdullah Kamara (KAK) has promised to play an active role in the media landscape of Liberia during the administration of his successor.
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WE CONGRATULATE THE NEWLY ELECTED leadership of the Press Union of Liberia headed by Charles Coffey, Vice President Octavin Williams, Secretary General Daniel Nyakonah, and Assistant Secretary General Dyrus Zinnah.
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Monrovia - The Press Union of Liberia in collaboration with its international partner InterNews has commenced the revision of its code of conduct for Liberian Journalists.
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Monrovia - The Press Union of Liberia will observe its 52nd Anniversary on Friday, September 30 with a Conference on Media and Self-Regulation at the Brewerville City Hall.
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Monrovia - The Press Union of Liberia is appalled by the closure of Radio LIB24. This is an unacceptably intimidating tactic meant to muzzle the Liberian media into silence, and must be condemned by all sectors of Liberia.
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