Anguish of War Yields to New Opportunities ; Violent Memories Fade to Hope for Future
The Washington Times › July 10, 2008
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On blue computer screens inside an air-conditioned Internet cafe, a message flashes - "The Liberian Dream." Here there are no guarantees. Dark streets have become hunting grounds for young thieves searching for high-priced game - cell phones, laptops or a wad of dirty Liberian bills.
It is difficult to find investors willing to sink big money into a country only five years after the end of a ruinous civil war.See the full content of this document
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Anguish of War Yields to New Opportunities ; Violent Memories Fade to Hope for Future
But entrepreneur Stephen Tamba said he is determined to help end a nightmare of guns, violence and destruction in this neighborhood of bushy, green, open space outside the traffic-clogged capital of Monrovia.
"We are about to change that dream. Their next dream will be one ...See the full content of this document
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