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Commonwealth Secretary-General moved by 8-year-old's rendition during inaugural youth event - Vimarsana News

Commonwealth Secretary-General moved by 8-year-old's rendition during inaugural youth event

The Secretary General of the Commonwealth, Rt. Hon. Patricia Scotland KC, was moved to tears during a historic youth event at Government House on May 29. The inaugural occasion, attended by scores of dignitaries and young leaders, was organised by the Department of Youth Affairs (DYA). The purpose of the…

Unidentified Object Explodes, Kills Young Man in Ganta - Vimarsana News

Unidentified Object Explodes, Kills Young Man in Ganta

An unidentified object mysteriously exploded in the face of a young man in Ganta last week, killing him instantly.

Who Wouldn't Be Angry? | Editorials | liberianobserver.com - Vimarsana News

Who Wouldn't Be Angry? | Editorials | liberianobserver.com

Every time the Daily Observer challenges a narrative from ArcelorMittal Liberia (AML), the company issues a response, questioning our journalistic ethics and our integrity. If they could question our citizenship,

Help 12-year-old Venson Get Heart Surgery - Vimarsana News

Help 12-year-old Venson Get Heart Surgery

A few weeks ago the Daily Observer published a story about a boy in need of heart surgery that doctors said could not be done in Liberia. Fortunately a team

EDITORIAL: Who Wouldn't Be Angry? | Opinion | liberianobserver.com - Vimarsana News

EDITORIAL: Who Wouldn't Be Angry? | Opinion | liberianobserver.com

Every time the Daily Observer challenges a narrative from ArcelorMittal Liberia (AML), the company issues a response, questioning our journalistic ethics and our integrity. If they could question our citizenship,