- 22 November 2017
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<p>Coffee Break today featured live interviews with the following guests: <strong>Albert Kpassawah</strong>-National Consultant/Project Manager-FAO for the Joint Programme on Human Security Trust Fund…….FAO, UNCT and the government of Liberia organize a five day training of trainers-TOT on farmers workshop at the UNMIL Regional Field office in Zwedru titled: “Human Security Initiative in the most neglected communities with the integration efforts by the country team in Liberia”; <strong>Harold Aidoo</strong>-Executive Director/Institute for Research and Democratic Development-IREDD……………IREDD speaks on what it considers as ongoing political impasse on the electoral process; <strong>Jerry Mwangbe</strong>-Communications Director/Liberia National Commission on Small Arms-LINCSA………The institution conducts training for security personnel on the ECOWAS convention on small arms and light weapons; <strong>Winnerford Richards</strong>-Coordinator China aided projects…….What is the status of the Ministerial complex?</p>