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:

• Prosper Brown - Superintendent /Sinoe County said the county has commissioned a 52 thousand dollar Ceedor Township Road Project
• James Kpargoi - Communications Specialist / Liberia Electricity Corporation -LEC begins testing of the fourth and final turbine at Mount Coffee Hydro plant
• John Kollie – a Member of the Civil Society Coalition pushing for the legislature to pass the CRC bill of referendum speaks out
• Sam Collins - Police spokesman provided update on the operations of the LNP
• Momo Taylor - Head of Young Ambassadors for Peace said his organization partners with the Federation of Liberian Youth in brining Pan-Africanist and respected academic Dr. Patrick Lumumba to speak to the youth of Liberia

UNMIL radio news at 8 AM on Monday 05 May 2017

• The National Elections Commission (NEC) reported that over two million eligible voters have registered to vote in the October presidential and legislative elections.
• The Advocacy Lead of PREVAIL has called on Liberians to make history for themselves by participating in the ongoing Ebola Vaccine Research study.
• Dr. Jestina Doe Anderson is the Medical Affairs Scientist at PREVAIL. She used the occasion to outline some of the medical and economic benefits that PREVAIL has continued to provide since the launch of its research in Liberia in 2015.