Name of Program: Yor Mornin - Part I
Date:  February 21, 2018
Time: 7: am
Duration: 1hr
Topic: Today February 21, is Mother Language Day and is being celebrated under the theme; Linguistic diversity and multilingualism count for sustainable         development.
Question: How Can we use the languages of the world to promote sustainable  development.
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-Offering Of Love–by Ralph Marston
• Everyday Talk -thirty minute interactive discussion on national and international issues.
• Stories behind World headlines around the world
• Black History Month

UNMIL radio news at 3 & 4 pm on Tuesday 20 February 2018

Today’s edition of the program featured stories on the Judiciary, livelihood and peace from Grand Kru, River Cess, Maryland, Lofa, and Margibi Counties.
Stories topping this edition are:

• The Ministry of Agriculture has broken grounds to open a 25km road in Grand Kru
• The rape trial of the commissioner for Pleebo District in Maryland County will begin during this term of Court.
• More than a hundred visually impaired people in Kakata are homeless as their home located by the Central Prison in Kakata get damaged

Part I

Today’s edition of the program: my guests had the time to discuss President George Weah’s ongoing appointments of young people……. What does it mean for the overall advocacy over the years by young people for their inclusion into the governance of Liberia? What should the public expect from the youthful appointees?

Guests on the program were: Michael Wah and Jlaetta sayor, two former executive of the Federation of Liberian Youth; the Executive Director of Young Life, James S. Davis II and Sam Hare, Jr. former Deputy Minister for Youth Development at the Ministry of Youth and Sports