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  • Palava Hut: (08 November 2017) - Part I
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    Part I

    Palava Hut this week featured officials of the Commercial Motor cyclist Union on their current violence free election campaign. The launched this in preparations for the 2017 elections.
    With the runoff still pending, they intensified their peace messages.
    Guests were John Kenyor, President General; Sam Kollie, National Coordinator and Matthew Goon, Zonal Chairman.
     

  • Coffee Break - Wednesday (08 November 2017)
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    Coffee Break featured the following guests: Superintendent Philip Nyenuh-Rivergee County…………How is the security condition in the county? Jesse Bengu-National Coordinator/Youth Opportunity Project-Ministry of Youth and Sports………What is the status of the $10 million USD Youth Opportunity Project?; Gibson Zulu-UNHCR Focal Point in Harper/Maryland County………..UNHCR donates medical supplies to J.J. Dossen Hospital in Harper;  Dorothy Toomann-Executive Director/Development Education Network-DEN-L………DEN-L leads skills training for vulnerable youths in Bong County;  

  • Stop Mob Violence (08 November 2017)
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    Stop Mob Violence Radio Program
    Date: November 8, 2017
    Time: 1h30 to 2h00
    Duration: 30 min
    Topic: The role of civil society organization to stop mob violence (NAYMOTE)
    Producer: Jean Paul Ntezimana

    Moses Bailey, the Regional Coordinator from NAYMOTE discussed the activities of his organization with the community to stop mob violence in Liberia.
    The activities include awareness among the community leaders and traditional leaders on the rule of law, tolerance and not to consider everyone as a criminal until he/she is judged by the court.  
    Stop mob violence is one of special radio magazines produced by UNMIL Radio to address mob and angry crowd violent actions in Liberia.
  • UNMIL Radio News at 1 PM (08 November 2017)
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    UNMIL radio news at 1 PM on Wednesday 08 November 2017

  • UNMIL Radio News at 11 AM (08 November 2017)
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    UNMIL radio news at 11 AM on Wednesday 08 November 2017

  • Dateline Liberia - Wednesday (08 November 2017)
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    Dateline

    Welcome to this edition of Dateline Liberia, a regular news magazine program that keeps you abreast of the happenings in all parts of the Country on the variety of issues
    Dateline comes to you every Monday, Wednesday and Friday with in depth interviews and news reports.
     

  • UNMIL Radio News at 8 AM (08 November 2017)
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    UNMIL radio news at 8 AM on Wednesday 08 November 2017

  • Yor Mornin: Wednesday, 08 November 2017
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    Name of Program: Yor Mornin
    Date:  November 8, 2017
    Time: 7: am
    Duration: 1hr
    Topic:  How can Liberians foster Reconciliation and Peace in the Country?
    Producer: Josephine Ogbodu
    Interviews or recorded pieces-subject matter and/or content
    Yor Mornin is an early morning magazine program; its segments are as follows;

    • World Headlines
    • Motivational Talk- Consider  This Possibility–by Ralph Marston
    • Everyday Talk -thirty minute interactive discussion on national and international issues.
    • Stories behind World headlines around the world
    • Tit Bits About the Liberia 2017 Electoral Process
  • Nation Wide Report (07 November 2017)
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    Nationwide is a weekly radio magazine program that highlights activities of the past week from around through correspondent reports. This week’s edition covered reports from across the country as listed below:
     
    • The Maryland Oil Palm Plantation reaches an agreement with the people of the Karluway for over 750 acres of land.
    • The Head of UN Field Offices in Lofa calls on citizens of the county to maintain the peace the county enjoys.
    • We’ll go to River Cess where citizens say the judges at the Monweh Magisterial Court have been out of court for four months now.
  • Creek Town (07 November 2017)
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    Creek Town is a weekly radio drama that depicts real life issues and put them on the radio floor for discussion.
    This week’s edition stressed the need for a peaceful runoff election in Liberia.
     

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