March 20
Liberia: MFDP Says Goodbye to 'Go-Getter'
In a ceremony marked by praise, reflection, and recognition of service, outgoing Deputy Minister for Administration at the Ministry of Finance and Development Planning (MFDP), Bill… Read more »
Liberia: Liberia Has No National Arts Program. This Gallery Is Filling the Void
In a quiet hall at the DRIMS School System, dozens of students bent over their desks, carefully shaping lines across blank pages. Read more »
Liberia: Tourism Authority, Standards Body Rally Support for SMEs
Liberia's push for economic transformation through Special Economic Zones (SEZs) gained renewed momentum as top government officials called for stronger support to small and… Read more »
Liberia: 'We Must Decide Cases By the Law and Evidence'
Speaking Monday at the opening of the March Term of the Civil Law Courts (A and B), Judge Peter W. Gbeneweleh urged his colleagues to ensure that every party has a full and fair… Read more »
Liberia: APM Terminals Accelerates Liberia's Economic Pulse
At the heart of Liberia's fragile but steadily evolving economy, a quiet transformation is unfolding along the docks of the Freeport of Monrovia. Once synonymous with inefficiency,… Read more »
Liberia: Jica-Backed Project to Improve Port Access, Ease Congestion
Efforts to ease traffic congestion and improve access to the main seaport received a major boost on Wednesday as the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) and the Ministry… Read more »
Liberia: Lawmakers Somersault On Lta-Tia Deal
Members of the Legislature have dramatically reversed its earlier position on the controversial Liberia Telecommunications Authority (LTA)-TIA agreement, opting for renegotiation… Read more »
Liberia: Youth Surge Overwhelms New Technical Institute in Ganta
As Liberia continues to rebuild its economy and expand infrastructure decades after the civil war, the demand for vocational and technical education among young people is rapidly… Read more »
March 19
Liberia: The Price of Dependence - What a Middle East Conflict Is Telling Liberia About Itself
What is unfolding between the United States, Israel and Iran may be anchored in the Middle East, but the economic tremors are already reaching places like Liberia; quietly at… Read more »
Liberia: Minister Kruah Begins Nationwide Assessment
The Ministry of Youth and Sports has officially launched a nationwide county assessment tour beginning in Lofa County, with Youth and Sports Minister Cornelia Wonlekeh Kruah… Read more »
Liberia: Jeety Rubber, SRC Distribute Food, Cash to Mosques in Margibi, Bong Counties for Ramadan
Jeety Rubber and its subsidiary, Salala Rubber Corporation (SRC), have distributed food supplies and cash donations to dozens of mosques across Margibi and Bong Counties as part of… Read more »
Liberia: Liberia Confident of a Second MCC Compact
The country's pursuit of a second compact under the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) has entered a critical phase as the government appoints economist Alieu Fuad Nyei as… Read more »
Liberia: 'Peace Is Our Strength'
In a solemn and emotionally charged address, President Joseph Nyuma Boakai has called on Liberians to remain calm and united as his government works to defuse rising tensions along… Read more »
Liberia: 'Badly Written Laws Undermine Justice'
Concerns about poorly drafted laws, weak enforcement provisions, and statutes that sometimes conflict with the constitution have prompted a new push to strengthen legislative… Read more »
Liberia: Message to the Nation
Delivered by Read more »
Liberia: Senate Passes Bill to Reform Petroleum Sector
The Liberian Senate has passed a landmark bill aimed at reshaping the country's petroleum sector. Read more »
March 17
Liberia: British and Liberian Talents Unite for Soulful Concert
The event at St. Stephen's Church in Sinkor combined European opera with Liberian music, making the church a lively spot for cultural exchange. Read more »
March 18
Liberia: Elections in Liberia Football to Resume After Court Ruling
The legal gridlock paralyzing Liberian football governance has finally been broken. The Civil Law Court for Montserrado County officially lifted the Writ of Injunction on Tuesday,… Read more »
Liberia: Barduae Leads Lprc Oilers to Victory Over Barrolle
On Monday night, the Oilers returned to the floor with a point to prove. Facing off against their perennial rivals, Mighty Barrolle, the champions regained their composure to… Read more »
Liberia: Strategy Over Showmanship - Why Boakai's Mano River Union (MRU) Visit to Guinea Is a Masterclass in Security
President Joseph Boakai's decision to attend the MRU meeting in Conakry, despite Guinean military posturing at our borders, is not a weakness in security--it is an exercise of… Read more »
Liberia: Beware the Ides of March - When Silence Breaks and a Nation Must Listen
There is an old warning that echoes through history--Beware the Ides of March. Not because of the date itself, but because of what it represents: a moment when things long hidden… Read more »
Liberia: Staying Is Not an Option
THE TRUTH WE HAVE BEEN TAUGHT TO SWALLOW Read more »
Liberia: Senator Joseph's Party Holds First Nat'l Convention
The People's Action Party (PAP), founded by Montserrado County Senator Saah Joseph, is positioning itself at the center of Liberia's political spectrum as it seeks to attract… Read more »
Liberia: Samuel Jackson Surrenders Travel Documents
Samuel Jackson, husband of the late Toni Jackson, has surrendered his travel documents to the Liberia National Police (LNP) as authorities continue their investigation into his… Read more »
Liberia: Govt Moves to Ease Liberia-Guinea Border Tensions
The Government of Liberia has announced a series of decisive measures aimed at easing rising tensions along its border with Guinea, including the immediate suspension of all… Read more »
