“MRU In Critical Stage of Development” | Liberian Observer

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“MRU In Critical Stage of Development” | Liberian Observer

Dee-Maxwell Saah Kemayah, Sr., Liberia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, has expressed alarm that the Mano River Union basin is in a critical stage of development. Minister Kemayah told MRU members that the twin problems of the Ebola epidemic, which has begun to resurface in border areas of our sub-region, and the coronavirus pandemic, have posed […]

Source: Liberian Observer | Liberia's First Independent Daily

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