The Voice of Liberia
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PHOTO OF THE WEEK
May 2013
April 2013
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Red Light Market toward Coca-Cola Factory is one of the hundreds of areas where people are being suffocated by poor sanitation. -
This child seller on Capital By-Pass near the Capitol, the heart of Liberian government is one of the thousands of children who is not in school. -
Jobless and idle Liberians are at the Ministry of Education on Broad Street. -
Population explosion, pollution, Monrovia cannot hold it anymore. -
People are dying slowly from these kinds of conditions in Monrovia.
Red Light Market toward Coca-Cola Factory is one of the hundreds of areas where people are being suffocated by poor sanitation.
March 2013
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Preaching on a commuter bus in Monrovia -
Mat making around Monrovia by young Liberians -
One of the most viable Liberian businesses in competition to big oil, Total and NP. -
A day to decorate graves and remember the dead in Liberia -
Mat making around Monrovia by young Liberians -
Vamoma House on Tubman Blvd -
Street sellers take over the side walks around Monrovia -
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Road re-construction on the Point Four Rd. -
Decoration day: A day to decorate graves and remember the dead in Liberia -
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Women stand by the road in Red Light -
Rush hour traffic jam on Michelin street / Water side -
A young boy cools off in the street around the Freeport area / Somalia Dr. -
Traffic Lights Via Town Junction / Gabriel Tucker Bridge entrance -
Traffic during off peak hours -
Traffic during off peak hours -
Burning Gabbage around 72nd / SKD Boulevard Junction
Preaching on a commuter bus in Monrovia
February 2013
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Child sellers: Eleven-year-old Nathaniel Kai says: "I go to morning school and come to sell to help my mother." Young Nathaniel Kai is one of hundreds thousands of children facing such a situation in Liberia today. -
Traffic safety: Crosswalk without a police officer or a traffic sign implies cross at your own risk. -
Rationing electricity: A bank executive supplies generator electricity to locals for $US20.00 a month at the rate of seven hours per day from 7:00 p.m to 2:00a.m. in New Georgia gulf area, Gardnersville, Liberia -
Sanitation hazard: Hundreds of these types of scenes are found around Monrovia in residential areas. -
The dark Country/Monrovia
Child sellers: Eleven-year-old Nathaniel Kai says: "I go to morning school and come to sell to help my mother." Young Nathaniel Kai is one of hundreds thousands of children facing such a situation in Liberia today.
In this picture, Special Representative of the Secretary-General (SRSG), Ms. Karin Landgren decorates Indian Police Officers and commended them for their contribution to UNMIL and peace in Liberia.
Credit: UNMIL Press
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