MICAT’s Thursday Regular Press Briefing

Thursday, August 4, 2011

TALKING POINTS

Good Morning Members of the Press including those listening to us by way of radio and television. This press briefing is relay on ELBC, Radio Monrovia and several community radio stations including Radio Nimba, Voice of Gompa, Radio Kakata, Radio Gbehzohn, Radio Zorzor, Radio Palala, and Radio Gbarnga among others.

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MICAT’s Thursday Regular Press Briefing

Thursday, July 14, 2011

TALKING POINTS

Hon. Norris Tweah, Deputy Minister for Administration Good morning ladies and gentlemen of the press. Today’s Press briefing is presided over by Hon. Norris Tweah, Acting Minister, and ably assisted by Hon. Jerolinmek M. Piah, Deputy Minister for Public Affairs and Hon. Isaac W. Jackson, Jr. Assistant Minister for Information Services.

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MICAT’s Thursday Regular Press Briefing

Thursday, July 7, 2011

TALKING POINTS

Good morning ladies and gentlemen of the press. Today’s Press briefing is presided over by Hon. Cletus A. Sieh, and ably assisted by Hon. Norris Tweah, Deputy Minister for Administration, Hon. Jerolinmek M. Piah, Deputy Minister for Public Affairs and Hon. Isaac W. Jackson, Jr. Assistant Minister for Information Services.

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MICAT’s Thursday Regular Press Briefing

Thursday, June 30^th, 2011

Deputy Minister Piah briefing the press while Director Carbah and Minister Jackson look on Good Morning Members of the Press including those listening to us by way of radio and television. Welcome to this press briefing which is intended to acquaint you with government development programs.

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MICAT’s Thursday Regular Press Briefing

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Thursday, June 23, 2011

Information Minister Cletus Sieh briefing the press Major issues

Researcher work by: Dr. Patricia Jabbeh Wesley

Associate Professor of English

Penn State University, USA

Dr. Wesley is a Liberian Poet and Author of Four Books of Poetry. She’s currently in Liberia conducting a research on Liberian Women’s Trauma Stories from the Civil War. A grant was provided by the Penn State University in the tone of US$75,000 through Alliance for Education, Science, Engineering and Development in Africa (AESEDA) to record women’s stories, conduct workshops in teaching and writing.

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