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      Sunday 12 February RNW - NEWS, ANALYSIS AND BACKGROUND INFORMATION IN 10 LANGUAGES, WORLDWIDE 24/7 ON RADIO, TV AND ONLINE
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      Nasseman, a Liberian musician, performs at a restaurant in Monrovia. In a nation still reeling from years of conflict and with a high rate of illiteracy, Hipco is a style of music that's speaking to the young people of Liberia in words they understand.
      Bulletin: Liberian rappers eye big time with homegrown tunes

      Bulletin: Liberian rappers eye big time with homegrown tunes

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      A fighter takes aim in the streets of Monrovia in May 1996. A US immigration judge has ordered the deportation of a Liberian accused of presiding over atrocities during the West African country's civil war in the 1990s.
      Bulletin: US to deport Liberian over child soldier allegations

      Bulletin: US to deport Liberian over child soldier allegations

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      Liberian police officers and UN peacekeepers makes arrests during a riot at the opposition party headquarters in the Liberian capital Monrovia, November 2011. Liberia has arrested some 70 people near its southeastern border with Ivory Coast for their alleged involvement in plans to destabilise the neighbouring country, an administrative official told AFP.
      Bulletin: Liberia arrests 70 'mercenaries' targeting I. Coast

      Bulletin: Liberia arrests 70 'mercenaries' targeting I. Coast

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      Former Liberian President Charles Taylor (R) sits in the courtroom of the International Criminal Court in 2008. The Boston Globe newspaper on Friday retracted a report published earlier this month that Liberia's ex-leader Charles Taylor used to work for the CIA.
      Bulletin: US newspaper retracts Charles Taylor-CIA claim

      Bulletin: US newspaper retracts Charles Taylor-CIA claim

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      Soldiers of the United Nation Mission in Liberia collect ballot boxes from a neighborhood in Monrovia in 2005. The outgoing head of the UN Mission in Liberia Ellen Loej said Wednesday that efforts to prepare national security agencies to take over from the mission were being intensified.
      Bulletin: UN steps up preparation of Liberia security agencies

      Bulletin: UN steps up preparation of Liberia security agencies

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      Former Liberian President Charles Taylor (R) sits in the courtroom of the International Criminal Court in 2008. The Boston Globe reported this week that he worked for the CIA.
      Bulletin: Liberia's Charles Taylor worked for CIA: report

      Bulletin: Liberia's Charles Taylor worked for CIA: report

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      Liberian President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf (L) recites the oath of office next to Chief Justice Johnnie Lewis during her second presidential inauguration in Monrovia. Sirleaf was sworn in Monday in a lavish $1.2 million ceremony and called for reconciliation after her reelection in disputed polls divided the nation.
      Bulletin: Liberia's Sirleaf to be sworn in amid lavish ceremony

      Bulletin: Liberia's Sirleaf to be sworn in amid lavish ceremony

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      presidential inauguration in Monrovia
      Article: Prospects and stability: Liberians weigh on Johnson-Sirleaf’s swearing-in

      Article: Prospects and stability: Liberians weigh on Johnson-Sirleaf’s swearing-in

      'The inauguration of President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf for another six year term is yet...
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      Hillary Clinton and Ellen Johnson Sirleaf
      Article: Liberia: Monrovia Inauguration Marks Political Detente

      Article: Liberia: Monrovia Inauguration Marks Political Detente

      Flags are hoisted at street corners along Tubman Boulevard and past the Capital Building...
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      Ellen Johnson Sirleaf is a joint Nobel Peace Prize winner as a champion for women's rights, whose steely nerves have been tested at the helm of a deeply divided post-war Liberia.
      Bulletin: Liberia's Sirleaf: women's icon with nerves of steel

      Bulletin: Liberia's Sirleaf: women's icon with nerves of steel

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