Coffee Break - Tuesday, November 14, 2017

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<p style="text-align: justify;">Coffee Break&nbsp; on Tuesday , November 14 hosted the following persons:<br><strong>Facia Harris</strong>-Executive Director/Paramount Young Women Initiative-PAYOWI . She announced that the group is providing education on electoral dispute resolution using the rule of law to first time voters<br><strong>Vera Musa</strong>-Program Manager/Performance Based Financing Unit-Ministry of Health .Musa disclosed that the unit with direct support from the World Bank has commenced a weeklong training in Nimba, Bong and Lofa<br><strong>Peter Dolo</strong>-Human Resource Director &amp; Trainer/Development Education Network-DEN-L . He said DEN-L is leading&nbsp; skills training for vulnerable youth in Bong, Lofa, Nimba and Grand Gedeh<br><strong>Alex Divine</strong>_Head/Devine Consultancy . Divine disclosed that Liberia National High school debate is to participate in the Orate Africa Championship in South Africa<br><strong>John Yormie</strong> / Executive Director Liberia Research and Development Networks(LRDN). He explained that the group and partners are&nbsp; embarking&nbsp; on a peace promotion campaign</p>