Part I

The program, “Around Town” discussed the topic, “WHAT DO THE APPOINTMENTS OF YOUNG LIBERIANS IN THE CDC-LED GOVERNMENT MEAN FOR THE YOUTH WHO MAKE UP ABOUT SIXTY PER CENT OF THE LIBERIAN POPULATION?”
Guests on the program were Newly appointed Deputy Minister for ministry of Youth and Sports Malias Sheriff; as well as Child Rights ADVOCATE, SATA SHERIFF
Deputy Minister Designate Malias Sheriff said the initiate taken by the president to have to confidence in the young people to serve in his government will rather build the self-esteem of young people in the country.
For her part Child rights advocate Satta Sheriff said the young people should be given the chance and urged those appointed especially young people to serve with distinction.

Coffee Break today featured the following guests: Isaac Stevens-Assistant Commissioner for Real Estate Tax/Liberia Revenue Authority-LRA………Real estate tax season and payment; Tecee Borlay-Executive Director/New Narratives-Liberia…………The group releases a report on the portrayal of women in the media during the 2017 elections; and Edward Bonwinker-Executive Director/Liberia National Bar Association-LNBA…….The LNBA sets up a human rights resource center.

UNMIL radio news at 6 & 9 pm on Wednesday 07 February 2018

Part II

This week’s edition feature a group, ‘Our Children Future’. They are working with adolescent girls who have no sanitary pads and so tend to shy away from school out of shame whenever they are experiencing their menstruation period.
The guests included Josephine Barclay, Henrietta Draper and Solomon Wesseh