The Liberian Investigator

ALEXANDRIA, Va. – President Joseph Nyuma Boakai on Saturday urged Liberians abroad to turn their patriotism into projects. His government used the same gatherin…

MONROVIA – Liberian girls now enroll in school at near parity with boys, but about 36.4% of them drop out.

MONROVIA — Liberia’s Lone Star outshot and outpassed Rwanda on Friday but lost its opening 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier 3-1 in Kigali, a result that mas…

NEW YORK – Liberia and India have won the support of 25 other countries, among them France, Germany, Japan and Russia, for a new United Nations platform to prot…

MONROVIA – For Annie Jerrue, the first female president of the National Union of Community Forestry Development Committees (NUCFDC), the Voluntary Partnership A…

Monrovia — The Confederation of African Football has appointed Zambian referee Hillary Hambaba to officiate Friday’s 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying match…

Monrovia— Liberia’s chess teams produced mixed results in the latest round of the World Chess Olympiad, with the women’s team bouncing back strongly while the m…

Monrovia — Under Kigali lights, Liberia’s long wait for another Africa Cup of Nations appearance begins with a difficult test.

GBARNGA, Bong County – There was a time when Johnny Kpehe could not cross Gbarnga without collecting a crowd. Young people called him “J.” Market traders greete…

MONROVIA — The National Fisheries and Aquaculture Authority (NaFAA) says it is moving to strengthen Liberia’s monitoring of fishing vessels by using artificial…

GBARNGA, Bong County —The government’s free registration policy for public elementary schools is drawing more students into classrooms, but at J.F. Clarke Eleme…

MONROVIA — Liberia is moving to strengthen the global competitiveness of locally manufactured goods under a new agreement that will subject products from the co…

MONROVIA — Citizens Movement for Change Director of Policy Jacob Jallah has questioned the impact of Liberia’s US$1 billion national budget, arguing that reachi…

MONROVIA – About 8% of Liberian girls ages 10 to 12 have been vaccinated against HPV, the virus linked to cervical cancer, according to a household survey. Scie…

MONROVIA — Liberia is moving to strengthen its fishery laws and enforcement system as government officials, lawmakers and development partners push for greater…

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…

MONROVIA — Liberia Water and Sewer Corporation Managing Director Mohammed Ali says the state-owned utility is currently unable to make meaningful contributions…

GREENVILLE, Sinoe County — After more than three decades without reliable electricity, Greenville is moving closer to a new era of power access as solar distrib…

MONROVIA — Criminal Court “C” has denied former Vice President Jewel Howard-Taylor’s motion to be admitted to bail, ruling that allegations of her continued inv…

MONROVIA – Liberia is preparing to install its first reference-grade air quality monitor. It is part of a new project meant to give the government its own data…

Paynesville – Liberian diplomat and Founder of the Karishma Pelham-Raad Mentorship Program (KPR), Karishma Pelham-Raad, on Tuesday, September 23, 2026, official…

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…

NEW YORK – Liberia has signed an African convention that sets out how children drawn into armed conflict should be disarmed, demobilized, and reintegrated. Its…

MONROVIA – Former Foreign Minister Dee-Maxwell Saah Kemayah Sr. called on Liberia and the international community to make dialogue, impartial justice and credib…