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Category Archives: President Daniel Warner

‘Vision 2030’ and the National Symbols

Posted on 31 August 2012 by Dr. Fred P.M. van der Kraaij

Dr. Elwood Dunn’s 2012 National Independence Day Oration and Dr. Evelyn Kandakai’s Flag Day Address have sparked a nationwide debate that fits well in ‘Vision 2030’ launched earlier this year. ‘Vision 2030’ On February 10 President Sirleaf launched ‘Vision 2030’, Liberia’s new … Continue reading →

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