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Archive (17 August 2009)

LIBERIA / STABILITY

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon warns in a new report that despite significant progress in consolidating peace and stability, the situation in Liberia remains fragile. In Monrovia last week, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said the United States would do more to help strengthen the national police force, as she vowed to "stand with" Liberia's embattled President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf. UNMIL / FILE

Duration:02:42Date:17 August 2009

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