Coffee Break today featured the following guests: Harold Aidoo-Executive Director/Institute for Research and Democratic Development-IREDD………….IREDD releases the second edition of its electoral integrity and incumbency abuse report; Calixte Hessou-Communications Director/United Nations Population Fund-UNFPA………UNFPA and partners roll out a campaign on non-violence elections as well as mainstreaming the fight against SGBV in the electoral process; Luther Mafalleh-Coordinator/Civil Peace Service…………The organization engages university students and youth groups in the promotion of peaceful elections; Abraham Johnson-Minister of Music/Spokesperson of the Violence Free elections musical jamboree which starts today; and Emmanuel Wheinyue-Communications Officer/Liberia Decentralization Program-MIA……..The government and partners open a county service center in Lofa County.
 

Name of Program: Yor Mornin
Date:  October 6, 2017
Time: 7: am
Duration: 1hr
Topic:  With the announcement made by the National Elections Commission that the final batch of ballot papers for representatives for the 2017 Elections;
What are your expectations for the next representative of your district?
Producer: Yede E. Allison
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- The More You Give –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 Presidential Elections

Part II

Today’s edition of History Hour covered events of October through history. We did so because October is a special month to Liberia.
Every six years elections are held in the country to produce a new leadership.
Preparations are being climaxed for elections October 10, 2017.

Part I​I

“The role of the religious leaders, the youths and the Liberia National Police as the October 10, 2017 campaign process of the presidential and representative’s elections come to a close.”
Around town is that program that affords all the opportunity, regardless of religion or statues to have a say in the country’s affairs.