Coffee Break - Friday, July 14, 2017

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<p style="text-align: justify;">Coffee Break on Friday, 14 , July featured : <strong>James Kpargboi </strong>/ Communications Specialists / Liberia Electricity Corporation (LEC) who spoke of&nbsp; the installing of street lights on the Tubman Boulevard and making new connections in communities<br><strong>Dr. Robtel Paily</strong> / Liberian academic and a Mo Ibrahim Fellow shared her experience with Liberians.<br><strong>Stephen Lavala</strong> / Executive Director Youth Exploring Solution disclosed that his organization is beginning a tree planting and trash cleaning project to promote what it called sustainable environmental actions<br><strong>Lekpele&nbsp; Nyamalon</strong> / A Liberian poet and author talked about the launching of a book called Scary Dreams , detailing the struggles of Liberians as refugees and the determination to turn a positive corner.</p>