Education
Liberia: One Teacher Struggles to Keep Crumbling Suasu Public School Alive in Maryland County
SUASU TOWN, Maryland County — In the remote community of Suasu Town, District 3, Maryland County, one teacher is struggling to keep education alive at...
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Liberia: Rep. Kolubah Begs For Time To Secure Legal Counsel As Deputy Speaker Fallah Predicts Action Against Lawmaker
Monrovia — Montserrado County District #10 Representative Yekeh Kolubah has requested additional time to secure legal counsel as a House committee investigates allegations that...
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Liberia: After Mob Attack, Red Cross Begins Rebuilding Destroyed Rivercess Village — But Fear, Hunger and Insecurity Persist
Rebuilding has begun: The Liberia National Red Cross Society has started delivering materials to rebuild 24 homes destroyed in the February 15 attack.
Basic needs...
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Liberia: SUP Slams Ruling UP, Vows to Hold April 14 ‘March For Jobs and Justice’ Protest Today
Monrovia — The Vanguard Student Unification Party (SUP) of the University of Liberia has issued a scathing rebuke of the Boakai-Koung Administration, accusing the...
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Liberia: Mixed Reactions Trail House Review of Rep. Kolubah’s Expulsion Complaint over Guinea–Liberia Border Remarks
Monrovia — As the House of Representatives proceeds with a review of an expulsion complaint against Montserrado County District 10 Representative Yekeh Y. Kolubah, the...
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Liberia: Bea Mountain CEO Announces Expansion Will Provide Over 2,000 Employment Opportunities For Liberians
Kinjor, Grand Cape Mount, Liberia – The Chief Executive Officer of Bea Mountain Mining Corporation (BMMC) has detailed the company’s ambitious expansion project, which he...
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Liberia: Jeety Challenges Government, Targets First ‘Made-in-Liberia’ Tire Production
WEALA, Margibi County – Upjit Singh Sachdeva, widely known as Jeety, has issued a direct challenge to the Liberian government: ensure a steady daily supply...
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Liberia: Iran Allows Liberia-Flagged Tanker, Two Other African-linked Vessels Through Strait of Hormuz
Reports indicate that African-linked vessels are among the first non-Iranian ships cautiously navigating the Strait of Hormuz following a fragile ceasefire between the United...