Liberia: Ngafuan's Payment of Inherited Media Debts Is Helping Stabilize Liberia's Media Sector and Strengthen Democratic Institutions

It is a difficult reality when a newspaper cannot afford to print its next edition, when a community radio station goes silent because it lacks fuel to power its generator, or when… Read more »

Liberia: EJF Hosts Inception Workshop for CSOs, Journalists On Fisheries Transparency

As illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing continues to threaten Liberia's marine resources, food security, and coastal livelihoods, the Environmental Justice Foundation… Read more »

Liberia: FAO Calls for Strategic Storytelling to Advance Food Security in W/a

The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has called for a shift toward strategic storytelling as a key tool in advancing food security and strengthening resilience across West… Read more »

Africa: Tina Urges CSOs, Media to Drive Tax Justice Across Africa

Tax Justice Network Africa (TJNA) Executive Director Chenai Mukumba has challenged civil society organizations and media practitioners across Africa to become more actively… Read more »

Liberia: LERC Strengthens Media Partnership

The Liberia Electricity Regulatory Commission (LERC) has reaffirmed its commitment to transparency, public awareness, and collaboration with the media through a Media Engagement… Read more »

Liberia: PUL Prez. Urges Stronger Media Focus On Energy Sector Reporting

The President of the Press Union of Liberia (PUL), Julius Kanubah, has called on journalists to prioritize reporting on the country's energy sector, describing it as a critical… Read more »

Liberia: Harrison 'Black Baby' Jiedueh Laid to Rest

- Hundreds of mourners from across the United States, Liberia and elsewhere gathered in Accokeek, Maryland, over the weekend to pay their final respects to Harrison "Black Baby"… Read more »

Liberia: Publishers Holds First Meeting With Moroccan Press Official

The president of the Publishers Association of Liberia and publisher of the Heritage Newspaper, held their first meeting with an official from the Moroccan Ministry of Foreign… Read more »

Liberia: Shaping a World At Peace - Promoting Press Freedom for Human Rights, Security, and Development

Protocol observed. Read more »

Liberia: LTA Preps Content Creators for Global Social Media Income

The Liberia Telecommunications Authority (Liberia Telecommunications Authority), in collaboration with the Ministry of Information and the Ministry of Youth and Sports, has… Read more »

Liberia: UNDP Boss Urges Stakeholders to Honour, Acknowledge Journalists' Contributions

The Resident Representative, United Nations Development Program in Liberia, Mr. Aliou Mamadou Dia, is calling on Stakeholders ,and International institutions to honour, and… Read more »

Liberia: When Free Speech Undermines Itself

What emerges from both ALJA's position, and the Presidential Press Secretary's speech is not a clash of values, but a tension in emphasis--both are speaking about protecting… Read more »

Liberia: Alja Pushes Back On Proposal to Amend Kak Law

A growing chorus of media stakeholders is pushing back against efforts to amend the country's landmark press freedom legislation, warning that the move could reverse hard-won… Read more »

Liberia: Press Union Warns of Shrinking Democratic Space

The Press Union of Liberia (PUL) has raised alarm over what it describes as a steady erosion of democratic norms and freedom of expression under the administration of Joseph… Read more »

Liberia: Rep. Collins Denies Snubbing Plenary, Reiterates Apology

Representative Luther Collins of Gbarpolu County District #2 has pushed back against what he describes as "false and misleading" social media reports alleging that he refused to… Read more »

Liberia: Govt Launches Nat'l Action Plan to Slash Maternal, Newborn Deaths

The Government of Liberia has officially launched a comprehensive National Action Plan aimed at drastically reducing maternal and newborn mortality, signaling renewed national… Read more »

Liberia: PUL Fears Reversal of Liberia's Free Speech Gains

A proposed amendment to the landmark Kamara Abdullah Kamara Act of Press Freedom has ignited a fresh national debate over the balance between protecting citizens from online… Read more »

Liberia: The Liberian Media At a Breaking Point

The Liberian media sector, long defined by battles for press freedom and professional legitimacy, now faces a more existential threat--economic collapse. Read more »

Liberia: Daily Observer At 45 and the Work Ahead

Today, February 16, 2026, the Daily Observer turns 45. Read more »

Liberia: The Price of Truth - Who Will Sustain Independent Journalism in Liberia?

A recent social media post about a chance encounter with Rodney Sieh of FrontPage Africa stirred a national conversation about the state of the media in Liberia. My initial… Read more »

Liberia: 'Media As Business' Is Not a Slogan, but a Survival Strategy

It speaks to the urgent need to make media institutions viable, resilient, and relevant. Read more »

West Africa: CBL Prepares Journalists Ahead of Wamz, Ecowas Monetary Meetings

The Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) on Friday hosted a one-day media orientation workshop, bringing together journalists from print, broadcast, and online media ahead of the upcoming… Read more »

Liberia: LFMW Showcases Progress in Forest Governance

Liberia Forest Media Watch (LFMW) has positioned independent journalism as a critical force in forest governance, environmental accountability, and community empowerment, as… Read more »

Liberia: Radio Margibi Honors Several Top Performers

Radio Margibi FM 103.9 MHz in Kakata, Margibi County on Saturday January 17, 2026, turned its microphones toward celebration as it hosted the 2025 Best Performing Leader Award… Read more »

Liberia: MoH, World Bank Train Journalists On Outbreak Reporting

Liberia has taken a major stride toward reinforcing its national health security system as the Ministry of Health (MoH), in partnership with the World Bank, the National Public… Read more »