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  • Hot Seat (04 September 2017) - Part I
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    Part I

    HOT SEAT, an UNMIL Radio production for the 2017 Presidential Elections features Mr. Yarkpajuwur N. Mator, an independent presidential candidate. 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, Mr. Mator outlines the platform on which he seeks the mandate of the people of Liberia to lead this country. ​

  • Dateline Liberia - Monday (04 September 2017)
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    Name of Program: Dateline Liberia
    Date: Monday September 04, 2017
    Time 10:00am with a Repeat at 10:00pm
    Duration: 45’
    Producer: Olive Thomas

    Interviews or recorded pieces-subject matter and/or content.
    • President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has ended her country tour with the dedication of two projects in Montserrado County.
    • Chiefs of Defense staff in the sub region are expected to convene in Monrovia for a security meeting from September 6 to the 8th.
    • The Special Representative of the UN Secretary General in Liberia has challenged female political candidates to compete with their male counterparts in the political process.
    • Authorities at the National Elections Commission (NEC) last week (Wednesday) set straight Dr. Togba Nah-Tipoteh’s claims that the figure of registered voters announced by the NEC was unrealistic and unimaginable.
    • The Elections Coordinating Committee (ECC) is urging all registered political parties to submit detailed statements of their assets and liabilities in the electoral process.
    • The -  Executive Director of the Peace Building Office (PBO) says his institution has a crucial role to play in ensuring peaceful, free, fair and transparent elections on October 10th.
    • The Ministry of Agriculture says it remains committed to creating an enabling environment to boost food production.
    • The Principal Investigator of PREVAIL 5, a joint Liberia-US clinical research program to assist in developing vaccines and therapeutics to tackle Ebola said sufficient information has been gathered to ensure that the vaccine is safe.
  • Coffee Break - Monday, September 04, 2017
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    Coffee Break is UNMIL Radio’s flagship news and current affairs program that highlights issues of concerns to UNMIL, government of Liberia, Civil Society and Grassroots communities. Issues such as peace and reconciliation, elections, women’s issues, current events, governance, rule of law, electricity and road construction among others are captured in the program which is aired Mondays-Fridays.


    Coffee Break today featured live interviews with the following persons and issues:

    • Oscar Bloh is the Head of the Elections Coordinating Committee - ECC calls on political parties and candidates to make public their assets and liabilities of the electoral process. Why?
    • Henry Flomo is the Communications Director of the National Elections Commission (NEC) to roll out the recruitment of poll workers
    • Sam Collins, Spokesman Liberia National Police provides updates on the operations of the LNP
    • Sayou Tequah presenter of UNMIL Radio’s Political Program “Hot Seat” talks about its kick off.
  • UNMIL Radio News at 8 AM (04 September 2017)
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    UNMIL radio news at 8 AM on Monday 04 September 2017

  • Around Town (31 August 2017) - Part II
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    Around town AUGUST 31, 2017 Edition discussed the issue of individuals who have decided not to vote in the October 10 presidential and legislative Elections due to one reason or the other.
    Rev. Emmanuel Bowier, former information minister, an immanent Citizen and Historian served as guest on the show.
    Rev. Bowier said that the lack of Civic education in schools is the reason why some individuals have decided not to vote.

  • Around Town (31 August 2017) - Part I
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    Around town AUGUST 31, 2017 Edition discussed the issue of individuals who have decided not to vote in the October 10 presidential and legislative Elections due to one reason or the other.
    Rev. Emmanuel Bowier, former information minister, an immanent Citizen and Historian served as guest on the show.
    Rev. Bowier said that the lack of Civic education in schools is the reason why some individuals have decided not to vote.

  • Coffee Break - Thursday, August 31, 2017
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    Coffee Break on Thursday , August 31, 2017 hosted the following persons:
    Tunde Ajisomo/ECOWAS Ambassador to Liberia. He disclosed that ECOWAS and partners signed the Bella Casa Declaration on Peaceful Elections in Liberia
    Lonnie Herring-National Program Policy Officer/United Nations World Food Program said the WFP hosted a workshop for management of community food and grain reserves for rural farming households
    James Makor-Executive Director/Save My Future Foundation-SAMFU (0886-531-661/0776-390-623) said the organization concluded a workshop on enhancing capacity of Peace Mediators to mitigate conflict in communities in Grand Gedeh
    Rev. Augustine Akoi / Head of the Better Future Foundation (BFF) said the BFF and partners petitioned the legislature to take steps to boost the educational sectors.
    Charles Cuffy President of the Press Union of Liberia talked of partnerships with international media bodies and other professional groups to boost the capacity of Liberian journalism

  • UNMIL Radio News at 8 AM (31 August 2017)
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    UNMIL radio news at 8 AM (31 August 2017)

  • Dis Government Ting (30 August 2017)
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    During “Dis government ting “program on 30 August 2017, the program discussed the “Role of the Youths in the Electoral Process”. The guests were the President and the Director for communication at the Sinoe University Students Association.

  • UNMIL Radio News at 1 PM (30 August 2017)
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    UNMIL radio news at 1 PM on Wednesday 30 August 2017

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