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Monrovia – Over 500 youths from across Africa are expected to converge in Liberia for the Annual Youth Education Empowerment (AYEE) Summit aimed at positively developing the minds of the young people on the continent.

Monrovia – Foreign Minister Gbehzohngar Milton Findley has termed the observance of the 55th anniversary of “Africa Day” as an important milestone, which is all geared toward keeping the continent united as well as sustaining growth and development in Africa.

Paynesville – The Ministry of Youth and Sport on Thursday, May 23 conducted its first monthly youth sector coordination meeting with development partners to find a framework for the implementation of impactful youth programs in Liberia.

Monrovia – The governments of Liberia and South Korea have initiated a high-level discussion aimed at drastically reducing illegal fishing on Liberian Waters.

New Kru Town, Bushrod Island – President George Manneh Weah has dedicated the first Public Library in the Borough of New Kru Town on Bushrod outside Monrovia. The Liberian leader said his name is the best example to be used in raising the potential of young people and encourage them to seek quality education in the country.

Monrovia –  President George Manneh Weah has dispelled growing criticisms and public insinuations concerning the alleged purchase of a private jet by the government.

By Adrienne Tingba, FPA Contributor In true Millennial fashion, our story starts with a Direct Message on Instagram. Normally, I am not one to start professional conversations via the DMs, but lets just say, the star of our story requires that I bend my own rules a bit.

Monrovia – Since she assumed authority as the Mayor of the City of Paynesville, Madam E. Pam Belcher-Taylor sees the need of turning her municipality into a clean and green environment.

Tapitta, Nimba County – Abraham Gaye, 43, laid flat on the ambulance bed of Tappita Hospital as nurses pronounced him dead on arrival to his daughter Theresa, who screamed uncontrollably.

Monrovia – Women from five concession counties have explained some of the unbearable conditions they have been forced to undergo living in those concession areas and how they have managed to develop from being backbenchers to being major participants and stakeholders on decisions about their lands.