People & Innovation

Monrovia – Born unto the union of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis H. Taylor,  Lexanndine T. Taylor, Valedictorian of the University of Liberia (UL) 97th Graduating Class is a shining example that we must step up the effort to educate our girls…
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Monrovia - Fofie Kamara, a sheriff of the Civil Law Court, beams with smiles on Monday, December 19 as the Court honored him for earning a degree in law from the Louis Arthur Grimes School of Law at the University of Liberia.
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Monrovia – In a petition for the Civil Law Court to dismiss the petition for an action of divorce filed by his wife, Senator Alphonso Gaye said his wife had been behaving in a gangster-like manner as in her bid to deprive him of the…
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Monrovia - Princess Tarpeh, was so excited to be one of the two ladies among 27 persons on their way to Nigeria to acquire training in Agro-Meteorology, Data Processing, Aviation Meteorology, Conventional Meteorology, and Medium Meteorology…
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Mahmud Johnson is Founder and Chief Executive of J-Palm Liberia, an oil palm processing business he founded in 2013.
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Monrovia - Quiwnseuh Sanga is no ordinary kid by any measure. At 4, she’s already dazzling those who come across her with her reading skills, enunciating words which are clearly beyond most adults and her age mates.
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Monrovia – Not many ten-year-olds can boast of having a sealed letter of commendation from the white house – signed by U.S. President Barack Obama, Mannette Gono did.
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Two staff members of the Embassy of Sweden have inspired children aged between 5 to 16 years old from Philips Farm and its adjacent communities in rural Monsterrado County to become lifelong readers and learners while serving as Guest…
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Monrovia - In Liberia, the provision of compulsory free primary education remains a challenge for children from underprivileged background as many cannot afford the basics of uniforms and textbooks.
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Monrovia - The deadly Ebola virus outbreak in Liberia is now under control but the aftermath of the virus remains glaring as survivors and many children made orphans are still living with the pain inflicted by the virus.
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