Education

MONROVIA - The Louis Arthur Grimes School of Law of the state-run University of Liberia is expected to bestow honor on several personalities who have severed the Law School either as deans or long-serving Professors. …
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PAYNESVILLE- The Liberian Learning Center which is being constructed by Empowerment Squared, as part of an effort to enhance the capacity and reading skills of Liberian kids, has pre-launched the opening of the Liberian Learning center…
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MONROVIA – The Annie T. Doe Memorial Foundation is set to unveil a new computer lab with 15 new computers and other technological equipment for The Annie T. Doe Academy on Monday, February 27th. The academy was established in 2014 to…
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Liberia’s tertiary education system has been rocked with controversies over the surreptitious and unilateral action of Education Minister Dr. Ansu Sonii to overturn a mandate from the National Commission on High Education (NCHE) intended…
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MONROVIA – The president of the LICOSESS College of Education, Dr. Benjamin Wehye, has urged teachers to use their profession as a service to nation-building, instead of profiteering.
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MONROVIA – The Town of Gangama Bomi County scene was emotion, drama, and joy when residents of the town danced and sang traditional songs as they revealed a parcel of land for the first school building to be constructed in the town.
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MONROVIA – Former History Teacher on Ghana’s Liberian refugee camp, Buduburam, Mr. John Freeman Zurbah, has graduated with additional entrepreneurial knowledge from Liberia-based STRIVE’s Business Development Program,…
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MONROVIA – If there is one thing Precious Joy Teeweh cares about, it's changing Liberia's early childhood education for the better. Her inspiration for her career path started in the Kindergarten Class in 2007 at the Well Hairston…
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MONROVIA – Deputy House Speaker, J. Fonati Koffa, has urged the international community, specifically the world bank, to continue to invest in Liberia’s fishery sector. The Grand Kru lawmaker said while it is true that the World Bank…
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In 2016 US-based Bridge International Came To Save Liberia’s Schools. In the first of a two-part investigation with New Narratives Eric Opa Doue finds Bridge schools doing little better than state schools. YARPAH TOWN, River Cess…
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