- 31 October 2017
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<div>Coffee Break on Tuesday , October 31 2017 hosted the following individuals:<br><strong>Ahmed Sirleaf</strong> / an International Law and Defense Specialist who lectures at the Kofi Annan Institute for Conflict Transformation-University of Liberia-UL . He spoke on the legal and security implications of claims of electoral tensions<br><strong>Daniel Nyankona</strong> / Secretary GeneralPress Union of Liberia (PUL) . He disclosed that the PUL was holding a</div>
<div>Omniscient Innis General National Customs Brokers Association of Liberia . He spoke on their engagements with international bodies to boost trade and commerce in Liberia<br><strong>Patrice Juah</strong>-Head/Martha Juah Educational Foundation . Juah disclosed that the foundation is leading a literary competition in search of writers</div>