UNMIL radio news at 11 AM on Monday 11 September 2017

Part II

HOT SEAT is an UNMIL Radio production for the 2017 Presidential Elections. It is a platform that gives each presidential candidate the opportunity to unveil their vision for Liberia. My name is Sayou Tequah. ……. In this edition, our guest is Rev. Aloysius W. Kpadeh, an independent candidate. Stay tuned as he outlines the platform on which he seeks the mandate of the people of Liberia to lead this country. In other words, why he wants to be elected President of Liberia.

• UN Women and partners have signed the project cooperation Agreements-PCAs on increasing Women’s Political Participation in Elections.
• The Liberia National Commission on Small Arms is embarking on a process to draft legislation for the implementation of the arms trade treaty (ATT).
• Grand Gedeh County Superintendent, Peter Solo has said that Ivorian Refugees at TPT camp in Zwedru have become hostile to authorities in the County.
• The Co-Chairman of the National Elections Commission, Commissioner Sarah Jegede has welcomed the grant signed by the Japanese Government and the UNDP.
• After two failed attempts to remove illegal occupants from the Sapo National Park – one of Liberia’s most important nature reserves - the government of Liberia and the communities surrounding the park agreed during a two day conference in july to clear the park of illegal occupants in thirty days.

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