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09/05/2021

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Liberian music 🎶 is going worldwide now this artist call Olemeno Babadomo HolyMaryboy have a great talent he have a hit songs that takes over the world (Ain't Easy Holy Mary and This Year) Let's keep supporting Olemeno his plain is to put Liberian music on the world map 🗺

03/07/2020

*''Never envy anybody's success, Be inspired to do same.''*

*— Celebrity CEO

25/05/2020

BREAKING: MADAGASCAR QUITS WORLD HEALTH ORGANISATION OVER COVID-19 SCANDAL

Madagascar President, Andry Ranoelina, has removed his country from the World Health Organisation. He angrily said:

"Europe created organizations with the desire for Africans to remain dependent on them.

Africa has found a medicine against Corona virus but Europe thinks they have a monopoly of intelligence as such they are refusing to acknowledge it.

From today, we are no more member of the World Health Organization."
“WHO offered me 20million dollars to put a little toxic in my Covid-19 remedy” – Madagascar President exposes WHO

Madagascar President Andry Rajoelina has allegedly declared that the World Health Organization, WHO offered him $20,000,000 to put a little toxic in their remedy for coronavirus as the Europeans hacked their Remedy.

Andry Rajoelina says: “People be vigilant, the World Health Organization that we have joined by thinking that it will help us, is there to kill Africans.”

“My country Madagascar has found a cure for coronavirus but the Europeans have told me a proposed $20,000,000 to put toxins in this remedy to kill my African friends who will use it. I ask all Africans not to use their coronavirus vaccine, because it’s killing, come to Madagascar you who are sick, my country is ready to receive you with enthusiasm, our remedy is in yellow color, do not buy the one of the green color, the one of the green color comes from Europe, the Europeans hacked our remedy, they have put poisons to kill only the Africans as they wanted with the vaccines that we protest.” He added

Madagascar President Andry Rajoelina has allegedly declared that the World Health Organization, WHO offered him $20,000,000 to put a little toxic in their remedy for coronavirus as the Europeans ha…

19/05/2020

Liberian music 🎶 is going worldwide now this artist call Olemeno Babadomo HolyMaryboy have a great talent he have a hit songs that takes over the world (Ain't Easy Holy Mary and This Year) Let's keep supporting Olemeno his plain is to put Liberian music on the world map 🗺

08/05/2020

I'm selling power saw

05/05/2020

Even if Liberia police are given Helicopter to fly on air, they'll still collect 2gh from birds for flying without helmet.

21/04/2020

World Bank Warns Africa Against Unnecessary National Lockdown Copied From Western Nations.

The World Bank Group commends Tanzania’s unique approaches to curbing the COVID-19 pandemic and also cautions African states to desist from copying Western practices and policies to curb its spread.

The Africa’s Pulse Report titled as “assessing the economic impact of COVID-19 and Policy Responses in Sub-Saharan Africa” applauds Tanzania as one of the best examples for its strategic approaches that considers the best of its political economy and well-being of the society.

With 32 COVID- 19 confirmed cases, 3 deaths and 5 recoveries, Tanzania unlike other African countries has not locked down businesses and its citizens. The country has not also closed its borders but initiated strict testings and 14 days quarantine to all arrivals.

HIGHPOINTS OF THE REPORT

The report says South Africa, Ghana, Rwanda, and Kenya have reacted quickly and decisively to curb the potential influx and spread of the COVID-19 virus harmoniously with emerging international experience but that there are more questions about suitability and likely effectiveness of some of these policies such as strict confinement.

It advises African governments use a series of emergency measures and structural features of African economies that shape the policy responses that are designed and implemented to fend-off COVID-19.

It says informal employment is the main source of employment in Sub-Saharan Africa, accounting for 89.2 percent of all employment (ILO 2018). Excluding agriculture, informal employment accounts for 76.8 percent of total employment respectively.

Furthermore, small and medium-size enterprises (SMEs) is an important driver of growth in economies across the region, account for up to 90 percent of all businesses and represent 38 percent of the region’s GDP.

Also, concerns about the negative economic impact of the COVID-19 outbreak prompted interest rate cuts in several African countries in line w

07/04/2020

During the coronavirus outbreak, Orange shops and POS at Total station remain open. Precautions have been taken to ensure your safety.

03/04/2020

MOH & NPHIL Message: Corona virus is in Liberia. Do not shake hands. Avoid close contact with sick persons. Always wash your hands with soap & clear water or use sanitizer at all times. If you have a fever, go to the nearest clinic/hospital. For more info call 4455.

30/03/2020

Corona virus has kill a lot of people but you are still alive say something to God 🙏🙏