September 29, 2022
Liberia: 'Poor Education Accounts for Highest Loss of Human Capital in Liberia' - World Bank Report
Liberia continues to face significant development challenges on the heels of low overall productivity and economic efficiency; huge infrastructure gaps in terms of roads,… Read more »
Liberia: Kimmie Weeks Honored Internationally
Acclaimed Liberian humanitarian Dr. Kimmie Weeks is being honored for his work as part of a moving exhibition, which is currently on display in Oslo the capital of the European… Read more »
Liberia: 'Chinese Embassy Getting Angry That Country's Name Is Being Mischaracterized in NEC Biometric Vr Process'
Diplomatic sources have hinted to this newspaper that authorities at the People's Republic of China Embassy near Monrovia are angry that their country's name is being… Read more »
Liberia: Logging Communities to Protest for Land Rental Fees
Communities affected by logging concessions across Liberia are expected to stage a sit-in action in Monrovia on Wednesday for land rental fees the government of Liberia owes them. Read more »
Liberia: Strong Growth is Weak Development
The 2021 Annual Update of the World Bank indicates that the economy of Liberia experienced strong growth in 2021 at 5.0 per cent and this should be good news for Liberia,… Read more »
September 28, 2022
Liberia: The Dark Side of Press Freedom Under President George Weah
WHEN PRESIDENT George Weah told world leaders at the 77th UN General Assembly in New York that his administration had eradicated laws that in the past suppressed freedom of the… Read more »
Liberia: PLP Vice Chairman Endorses CPP Standard-Bearer Cummings
David Gomon Benito, the National Vice Chairman for International Affairs of the People's Liberation Party (PLP) has endorsed the presidential bid of Alexander B. Cummings, the… Read more »
Liberia: Executive Committee Members of PUP Sense Secret Deal Outside Party Structure
In a resolution signed by 11 counties chairpersons of the opposition People's Unification Party (PUP), they stated that the constitution of the party designates the national… Read more »
Liberia: CSOs, Partners Brainstorm to Improve Cocoa Sector
Despite its rich geographical location and abundant natural wealth, Liberia still faces economic challenges that hinder the growth of the agriculture sector especially, cocoa. Read more »
Liberia: Women Rights Organizations Want High Standards for Public Officials
Women's Rights Organizations have Called on President George Manneh Weah to set a high standard for public officials in the country. Read more »
Liberia: Liberia's Strong Economic Growth Overshadows By Low Human Capital Index
The World Bank's latest edition of its annual 'Economic Update' on Liberia shows that the Liberian economy experienced strong growth in 2021. After contracting by 3.0 percent in… Read more »
Liberia: CDC Stalwart Commends President Weah for Speech At Unga, Says It Is Clear and Speaks to Realities
Mr. Anderson Chea, a stalwart of the ruling Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) says President George Weah recent speech delivered by President George Manneh Weah at the 77th… Read more »
Liberia: Medica Liberia Expert Trainers Off to Sierra to Provide Training for Women's Rights Organizations
medica Liberia (mL) in partnership with medica mondiale e.V with and supported by Comic Relief will jointly strengthen the capacities of three different Sierra Leonean partner… Read more »
Liberia: Justice Korkpor Formally Retires As Chief Justice of Liberia
Liberia's Chief Justice Francis Kporkpor has retired after serving the position for a decade. Read more »
Liberia: Brave, Bold Gongloe Ready for Presidency
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Liberia: Liberia Is Amongst Ministers That Are Gearing Up for Cop2
With Commitment to Use Paris Agreement to Boost Access to Adaptation Finance Read more »
Liberia: Fula Community in Liberia Demands a Peaceful Election in 2023
The Fulani Community in Liberia has demanded from politicians and the general public peaceful elections in 2023. Read more »
Liberia: The Global Food Crisis Necessitating Increment in Rice On the Liberian Market
The call for an increment in the price of rice is not unique to Liberia as most countries in the region have already considered increment as a necessary option amid the global… Read more »
Liberia: Company Abandons Nearly 600 Logs in Bokay Town, Grand Bassa County
Editor's Note: This is the second part of a series on a string of illegal activities by Masayaha Logging Company, which operates in Grand Bassa County. Read more »
September 27, 2022
Liberia: Ministry of Gender Calls for Dismissal of Officials Held for Rape in South Korea
The Ministry of Gender has called on the Liberia Maritime Authority to immediately recall, dismiss and pursue sentencing of its officials accused of rape in South Korea. Read more »
Liberia: 'NEC Cannot Adjudge Approval of Its Own Evaluation Process' - PPCC States in Biometric Bid Saga
The National Elections Commission (NEC) has agreed to rerun the evaluation of the bid for the supplies of biometric materials for the 2023 elections, but continues to raise some… Read more »
Liberia: Liberia's Commitment to Transform Its Education System Resonates At UNGA 77
World leaders have once again gathered in New York for the 77 United Nations General Assembly, where Liberia's President George M. Weah joined his counterparts to discuss and find… Read more »
Liberia: Cummings Africa Foundation Awards Scholarships to Nine College Students
The Cummings Africa Foundation (CAF) has awarded nine fully-funded scholarships to prospective students to pursue tertiary studies in the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering,… Read more »
Liberia: A Simple Economic Guide to Fix Liberia
A society cannot develop in the absence of adhering to the basic tenets of nation-building. The concept of developing a pluralistic society must be planned with an exceptionally… Read more »
Liberia: Punch Given Green Light to Operate As the Government Risks Suit for Damages
The Supreme Court of Liberia has given green light to One Media Incorporated, Owner of Punch FM to operate, after being barred by the government since June 2018. Read more »