MONROVIA – The University of Liberia, holding about 30,000 students on a campus built for 15,000, is asking the government for $61.6 million to fund its 2027 pr…
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Three Liberians Indicted in Minnesota Voting Case
MONROVIA – Three Liberians in Minnesota are among 10 noncitizens indicted by a U.S. federal grand jury on charges of falsely claiming U.S. citizenship to vote o…
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Liberia 2027 Budget: Ngafuan Warns of Funding Limits
MONROVIA – Liberian ministries and agencies will not get everything they ask for in the 2027 budget, Finance Minister Augustine Kpehe Ngafuan warned Thursday, a…
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MONROVIA – President Joseph Nyuma Boakai has become the first sitting Liberian president to visit the Virginia office of the Liberia International Ship and Corp…
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MONROVIA – Liberia’s cities are failing slowly, through mismanaged land, ignored drainage and unenforced building standards. Architect and urban planner Edmond…
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Liberia: Montserrado Magistrates Flag Public Defender Shortage
MONROVIA – Magistrates in Montserrado County say public defenders are often absent from their courts, leaving defendants who cannot afford a lawyer without repr…
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Boakai Urges Diaspora Investment as Liberia Seeks Rating
ALEXANDRIA, Va. – President Joseph Nyuma Boakai on Saturday urged Liberians abroad to turn their patriotism into projects. His government used the same gatherin…
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Liberia: Boakai Presses Africa’s UN Security Council Reform Case
NEW YORK – When the United Nations Charter was signed in San Francisco in 1945, only four African countries put their names to it. Liberia was one of them. Eigh…
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NEW YORK – Liberia is lobbying governments to remove the carbon price and global fund from the International Maritime Organization’s net-zero shipping rules bef…
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NEW YORK – Liberia has signed an African convention that sets out how children drawn into armed conflict should be disarmed, demobilized, and reintegrated. Its…
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Liberia: Kemayah Calls for Dialogue, Justice and Trusted Institutions at International Peace Summit
MONROVIA – Former Foreign Minister Dee-Maxwell Saah Kemayah Sr. called on Liberia and the international community to make dialogue, impartial justice and credib…
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Liberia Positions Its Forests and Coast as High-Integrity Climate Solutions
NEW YORK, United States – Liberia is moving to turn its forests, mangroves, coastline and rivers into a source of climate finance that pays communities for prot…
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NEW YORK – Liberia’s environmental chief warned Wednesday that the country’s peace depends on confronting the climate pressures bearing down on its forests, riv…
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New York – Liberia has drafted a practical handbook to stop Africa’s elected members of the UN Security Council from losing their negotiating know-how every tim…
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Foreign Ministers Hail Liberia’s Women As Model For Peace at UN
MONROVIA – Foreign governments from Europe, Africa and Latin America held up Liberia as proof that women can end wars, as Morocco proposed that Liberia join a c…
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Liberia: Leymah Gbowee Reveals Boakai Helped Fund Women’s Peace Movement in 2003
MONROVIA – Nobel Peace laureate Leymah Gbowee has revealed that President Joseph Boakai helped fund the women’s peace movement in 2003, giving her money outside…
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Liberia: Boakai Launches Women, Peace and Security Plan at U.N.
MONROVIA – President Joseph Boakai on Monday launched Liberia’s third national action plan on women, peace and security at the United Nations, pledging governme…
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MONROVIA – Liberia wants every young person in the country to have a clear pathway to opportunity by 2035, and on Friday it took that goal to the United Nations…
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MONROVIA – Liberian women, including farmers, will be trained in digital, business, and agricultural skills at new technology hubs with on-site daycare under a…
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MANZINI, Eswatini – Parliaments across Southern Africa will get new backing to scrutinize what their governments borrow and how they spend it, under a partnersh…
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Montserrado District 17 Got No Development Funds Despite 2 Budgets, Rep. Benson Says
MONROVIA – Montserrado County’s District 17 has not benefited from the District Development Fund or the Social Development Fund since fiscal 2024, despite budge…
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MONROVIA — The civil society group STAND said Tuesday it has begun consultations toward what it called lawful, peaceful and nonviolent action against the Boakai…
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Liberia Poised to Cross $1 Billion in Revenue Collection on Monday
MONROVIA — Liberia is poised to cross the $1 billion revenue mark Monday toward its original $1.2 billion domestic revenue target, after reported collections re…
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Liberia: Passport Opens Two-Thirds of Africa as Global Access Stays Narrow
MONROVIA — A Liberian passport now allows visa-free entry to 34 African destinations, covering nearly two-thirds of the continent and giving the document its st…