Blamo N. Toe | The Liberian Investigator

MONROVIA — Prime Excellence Daycare School is putting quality, teacher development and a blend of local and international curricula at the center of its early c…

MONROVIA — Liberia’s leading opposition parties agreed Sunday to build a joint structure to confront the Boakai government, naming a committee to write the term…

BONG COUNTY, Liberia — Opposition Congress for Democratic Change Secretary-General Jefferson T. Koijee says the National Patriotic Party was never invited to fo…

GRAND BASSA COUNTY — The Liberia Agricultural Company has commissioned two new school buses and a heavy-duty TATA truck, strengthening transportation for thousa…

MONROVIA — Former President George Weah led senior officials of the Congress for Democratic Change to Monrovia Central Prison on Thursday to visit former Vice P…

MONROVIA — Clarence K. Massaquoi took over the Liberia Telecommunications Authority with a mandate that reaches well beyond mobile phone companies, into a secto…

MONROVIA — Liberia will deploy drones, satellite reconnaissance and joint military and police units against illegal mining sites nationwide, seizing dredges, ex…

MONROVIA — Former President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has praised Environmental Protection Agency Executive Director Dr. Emmanuel K. Urey Yarkpawolo for what she de…

MONROVIA — The special assistant to Justice Minister and Attorney General Cllr. N. Oswald Tweh has mounted a strong defense of his boss amid allegations seeking…

MONROVIA — Civil servants and private-sector employees enrolled in the government’s National Cadet Program and drew the US$150 monthly stipend reserved for stud…

MONROVIA — Medicines regulation will extend beyond Monrovia to all 15 counties by the first quarter of 2027, and a pharmaceutical waste disposal site has alread…

MONROVIA — SUNU Assurances Liberia Limited has opened a new office on 13th Street in Sinkor, Monrovia, as the insurance company moves to expand accessibility, i…

MONROVIA — Liberia’s cocoa and coffee farmers risk losing the market that buys about 65% of their crop, because the country still has no farm mapping, geolocati…

MONROVIA — Liberia has still not said publicly whether territory that Guinean soldiers allegedly entered five months ago is Liberian or Guinean, and the soldier…

KIGALI, Rwanda — The scattered record of Liberia’s civil wars would be pulled into a single national institution under a Peace, Reconciliation and Memorial Muse…

MONROVIA — Public officials will be required to declare their assets a second time next year, the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission said, opening a fresh compl…

MONROVIA — Nimba County Sen. Samuel G. Kogar lost his party membership Saturday for publicly attacking a government his own party helps run, a punishment he say…

MONROVIA — President Joseph Boakai has warned Cabinet officials that failure to enforce Liberia’s procurement rules could drain public resources and reinforce p…

MONROVIA — Liberian musicians Barsee and Com Cruz have been signed as Civic Champions to help take civic education beyond the classroom and connect with young L…

MONROVIA — Former Vice President Jewel Howard-Taylor has broken her silence on criminal charges linking her to Liberia’s sprawling cocaine investigation, catego…

MONROVIA — Liberia’s drive to shift development closer to its citizens continues to face serious funding, institutional, and coordination challenges, prompting…

MONROVIA — The Ministry of Finance and Development Planning has called for tighter oversight, greater transparency and stronger coordination of United Nations-b…