Coffee Break is UNMIL Radio’s flagship news and current affairs program that highlights issues of concerns to UNMIL, government of Liberia, Civil Society and Grassroots communities. Issues such as peace and reconciliation, elections, women’s issues, current events, governance, rule of law, electricity and road construction among others are captured in the program which is aired Mondays-Fridays.
Coffee Break today featured live interviews with the following persons and issues:

• Ghoma Karloweah – Program Manager for Women Peace and Security / UN Women speaks about the National Peace Hut Leaders Strategic Dialogue in Gbarnga;
• Jefferson Kambo - Director of Research / Central Bank of Liberia says Liberia is to host a meeting of the West Africa Monetary Zone;
• Edward Mulbah - Head / Peace Building Office-PBO talks about the capacity building of border security officers in early warning and response;
• Charles Coffey – President / Press Union of Liberia speaks of a  two day Conflict Sensitive Journalism & Social Media Activists’ training launched in Kakata, Margibi County;
• Necus Andrews – Coordinator / Anti Aids Media Network says the group and the PUL launch what they call sectoral media monitoring

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UNMIL radio news at 8 AM on Thursday 20 July 2017

• The Liberia Revenue Authority has held the first National Revenue Symposium, under the theme "Domestic Revenue Mobilization." Findings from four regional dialogues on domestic resource mobilization held last year and early 2017 were presented to stakeholders.
• LRA’s Commissioner General said the commission faces significant challenges in revenue mobilization and collection. Elfreda Stewart-Tamba said the countries debt can only be paid if revenues are collected.
• Internews and partners has concluded a two day debate moderating training for thirty-one community Radio and Urban Journalists in Monrovia.
• The Government of Liberia through the National Public Health Institute of Liberia (NPHIL) has shut down 55 mineral water companies in Monrovia and its environs.
• A Liberian academic and Mo Ibrahim Fellow say the African Development Bank is evidently living up to the intent and purpose for which it was set up.
• A global youth event–Open Conference 2017 aimed at ensuring open access to education, information and health is to shortly take place in Berlin, Germany.