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Former Daily Observer Editor James Seitua Is Dead

BOSTON, Massachusetts – For the third time this year, the cruel hands of death have again dealt another stinging blow to Liberian journalism, with the passing of Mr. James S. Seitua, former Editor-in-Chief of the Daily Observer newspaper in Monrovia.

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Mr Joseph Wesseh Teh, My Friend and Brother for 37 Years – Global News Network

Mr Joseph Wesseh Teh, My Friend and Brother for 37 Years – Global News Network
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US Based Liberian Journalist, Joseph W Teh Is Dead – Global News Network

US Based Liberian Journalist, Joseph W Teh Is Dead – Global News Network
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From tour operator to selling frozen food items

New business venture: Leong (right) with Teh packing the frozen food stock for delivery at Prangin Mall in George Town, Penang. ZHAFARAN NASIB/The Star GEORGE TOWN: It was almost a swift rebound for tour operator Eddie Leong, who found a new revenue path by turning his former tour company into a space to sell and distribute frozen food items. As one of the many tour operators left with zero income due the Covid-19 pandemic since last year, the 42-year-old had been paying his tour company rentals with his savings. But in November, Leong unlocked a new business path and began selling and distributing frozen food items at his existing company.

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