CNDRA To Launch News Magazine

The Center for National Documents and Records Agency (CNDRA) will on Wednesday, October 31, 2018 launch an extraordinary historical news magazine to be published twice a year.

The official ceremony for the CNDRA’s News Magazine titled: ‘’Liberia & the United Nations: A Long Journey of Partnership” will commence 10:00 AM at the Corina Hotel 24th street in Sinkor, Monrovia.

The signature edition epitomizes the rich historical partnership of Liberia and the United Nations. Liberians who have played significant roles at specialized agencies, the General Assembly as well as contributions to Peace Keeping Operations among others are mean streamed.

The purpose of the new creative approach seeks to inform and educate the Liberian populace about the nation historical facts.

The agency news journal will be filled with research news stories, not from current events, but from past history highlighting Liberia’s and the UN Corporation.

Vice President Jewel Howard-Taylor, Hon. Nathaniel F. McGill, Minister of States for Presidential Affairs, Hon. Samuel D. Tweah, Minister of Finance and Development Planning, Information Minister Hon. Lenn Eugene Nagbe, the United States Ambassador H.E. Christine Elder, European Union Ambassador & Head of EU in Liberia, Amb. Helena Cave and other high-profile personalities are expected to grace the occasion.

According to a CNDRA release issued in Monrovia, the journal will find research articles from news clippings and books from the past to be published in CNDRA’S News Magazine in the present.

The agency feels this new magazine will “interest every class and every kind of reader, and which no reader should be able to put down unread after once taking it up.”

CNDRA feels that all readers will share a fascination with history from the past that is published to be read in the present.

“The new-look CNDRA magazine has been beautifully designed as a modern bi-annual news magazine to meet the growing demand for audience across the world,” the release stated.

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