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Cheik weds Steph!

 

       
  A wedding beacons from afar as LIMAUK  sees yet another member ties the knot.  
  Sekou Jabateh holds the hands of Stephanie Elkin in Holy Matrimony in Liverpool on February 27, 2010. More  
     
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Togo's footballers are being recalled from the Africa Cup of Nations by their government following a deadly attack on the team's bus in Angola. More...

 

 

Mr Cheik Cheriff, Parrain at BENKADY's program in London

Mr Cheik Cheriff, Co chairman of the Limauk Social committee was invited to attend an official
induction of the executive members of the Bendkady Social club of England. Mr Cheriff the Parrain of the programme was accompanied by some London Limauk dignitaries including our
Limauk President, Mr Musa Konneh, and Mr. Lasana Sheriff Limauk Social Chairman. Click to read


Use Common Sense to Combat Corruption

Recent documents that have been made public to Liberians have shown that corruption is rampant in Liberian society. This has shocked many and Liberians from all walks of life are still wondering about remedies to this phenomenon.

When the “Iron Lady” took over the leadership of Liberia, many Liberians were pleased that the new team would bring joy to Liberians who have suffered many years of war. But unfortunately many are seeing the opposite on issues like corruption, which Sirleaf has declared as a “public enemy ” because it is so rampant in the country. For many this was a very bold step, which many people embraced. But, disappointingly indeed, we have been hearing about many cases of corruption since Madam Sirleaf took office. Here are a few examples:


 


 

 



 

 

 


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