Liberia for now
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The Travelling Beaver is everwhere
After the WarSunday, March 26, 2006This is apparently the former Ministry of health (?) and has since been recuperated by the locals.
This building which once was the haven of bureaucrats paid by Charles Taylor is now an appartment building for displaced Liberians. I can’t help but be all excited that the population has retaken ownership of this building. It’s chaotic, arnarchist, but is also serves as a warning to the new administration: DON’T SCREW UP! The Beaver
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She snaps pics scroll and see. Sunday, March 26, 2006
This is apparently the former Ministry of health (?) and has since been recuperated by the locals.
This building which once was the haven of bureaucrats paid by Charles Taylor is now an appartment building for displaced Liberians. I can’t help but be all excited that the population has retaken ownership of this building. It’s chaotic, arnarchist, but is also serves as a warning to the new administration: DON’T SCREW UP! The Beaver LIBERIA In the streets
Marlboro.Cigarettes
are expensive in Liberia: about 2$ a pack. Compared to the 1$ I used to pay in
Pakistan or Senegal, it's expensive! Market day
Shopping... Liberian Style Just an
example of the informal commerce in Monrovia.
The Masonic Temple served as a refugee camp during the war. Located in the middle of Monrovia, it was conveniently close to the embassies and UN offices. The watchman informed me that the lodge is still active, despite significant structural damage to the building.
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