MONROVIA — Former National Public Health Institute of Liberia (NPHIL) Director General Cllr. Dr. Tolbert G. Nyenswah has outlined five priority actions for stre…
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Liberia Engineering Group Rallies Communities Ahead of US$16M Freeport Road Expansion
MONROVIA — As Liberia prepares for the reconstruction and expansion of the Gabriel Tucker Bridge-Freeport Road corridor, the Liberia Engineering Group (LEG) has…
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Gov’t Moves to Rebuild Historic Margibi School as VP Koung Pledges Roads, Water Projects
MONTSERRADO COUNTY, Liberia — The Government of Liberia has announced plans to renovate, reconstruct and expand the historic June L. Moore Public School in Gben…
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CSA Tightens 2027 Payroll Controls as 32 Agencies Miss Hearings, 2,042 Civil Servants Undergo Pre-Retirement Processing
MONROVIA — The Civil Service Agency (CSA) has announced stricter measures to control government personnel spending ahead of the 2027 National Budget, disclosing…
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“Get a Job, Book Jimmy!” — Rep. Toles Fires Back at Gray, Challenges His 12-Year Development Record
MONROVIA — Montserrado County Electoral District 8 Representative Prince Toles has launched a blistering attack on his predecessor, former Representative Moses…
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NPA Boss Dukuly’s U.S. Healthcare Facilities Seek Reopening as Minnesota Court Exposes Gaps in Investigation Leading to Suspensions
MONROVIA — Newly released Minnesota court documents have shed light on the suspension and subsequent appeal involving three U.S.-based healthcare facilities own…
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Liberia: CJPS Drug Awareness Meeting in Gbarnga Mobilizes Leaders
As concerns over illicit drug use and its impact on young people continue to draw attention in Liberia, Community leaders in Bong County have pledged to step up…
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Liberia: Rep. Sam Jallah Reports US$45,000 in District Development Account
BOMI COUNTY — Bomi County Electoral District 3 Representative Sam P. Jallah announced that his district maintains an official bank account with approximately US…
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TLI Legislative Reporter Gibson Gee Among 23 Journalists Departing for Two-Week Media Training in China
MONROVIA — The Liberian Investigator (TLI) legislative reporter assigned to the House of Representatives, Gibson Gee, is among 23 Liberian journalists departing…
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MONROVIA — About 100 professionals graduated from EduSTAD-Liberia’s 10th cohort over the weekend. The training institute has made entrepreneurship compulsory in…
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Liberia: AFL Veterans Plan Oct. 15 Assembly Despite Bureau Warning
MONROVIA — A bitter leadership confrontation is unfolding within Liberia’s military veterans community as retired Capt. William Phillip Anderson openly defies t…
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MONROVIA — The University of Liberia faces renewed calls for sweeping audits of finances, personnel, and academic credentials, as labor advocate and adjunct fac…
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Liberia: Kolubah Declares 2029 Independent Presidential Bid, Says He Will ‘Never Beg’ Boakai
MONROVIA — Former Montserrado County District 10 Representative Yekeh Y. Kolubah said Sunday he will run for president in 2029 as an independent candidate, and…
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QNET Regional Manager Calls for Broader Economic Opportunities to Tackle West Africa’s Youth Unemployment
MONROVIA — QNET Regional General Manager for Central and West Africa Cherif Sarr has called for a fundamental shift in how African governments, businesses and d…
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Charged in US$30,500 Land Deal, Eric Wowoh Denies Fraud and Challenges Police Allegations
MONROVIA — Eric W. Wowoh, the Liberian businessman charged in connection with a disputed US$30,500 property transaction involving a Liberian-American couple, ha…
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Liberia: Government, Civil Society Strategy Promises Civic Space Law, Trust Fund
MONROVIA — Ten years after the government and civil society signed an accord to work together, a new strategy commits the government to draft legislation to pro…
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Children Sit on Bricks at Louisiana School With 77 Chairs for 722
LOUISIANA TOWNSHIP, Montserrado County — About 13 miles (under 45 minutes drive) from the Capitol Building, where lawmakers pass the national budget that funds…
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Sirleaf Warns Liberia Against Following U.S., Points to Africa’s Sovereignty Push
MONROVIA — Former President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has urged Liberia to stop following the United States and instead pay attention to what she described as a new…
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Liberia: Naymote Raises Political Favoritism Alarm Over Lofa’s India Training Slot, Demands Independent Probe
MONROVIA — Naymote Partners for Democratic Development has called for an independent investigation into allegations of possible political favoritism in the sele…
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Liberia: Liberty Party Is ‘No Helping Force,’ Dillon Says as 2029 Comes Into View
BUCHANAN, Grand Bassa County – Liberty Party, whose senior leaders helped carry President Joseph Boakai to power in 2023, is “no helping force” and intends to h…
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MONROVIA – Passengers on National Transit Authority buses may soon be able to go online during their trips. The authority has tested onboard internet on the Mon…
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Liberia: ‘Go to Nigeria, Ghana or Togo for Teachers’: MCSS Workers Defy Superintendent, Extend Classroom Boycott
MONROVIA — Teachers and other employees of the Monrovia Consolidated School System have intensified their go-slow action, vowing to report to work but stay out…
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Liberia Mining Laws: CSOs Demand Comprehensive Overhaul
MONROVIA — Leading Liberian civil society organizations and mining-affected communities are calling for an urgent and comprehensive overhaul of the country’s mi…
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Mary’s Meals Marks 20 Years in Liberia, Celebrates Feeding More Than 95,000 Children Across 600 Schools
TUBMANBURG, Bomi County — Mary’s Meals Liberia has marked 20 years of school feeding in Liberia, celebrating two decades of providing nutritious meals to vulner…