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Grand Kru County Students Rally to Support 350 Dropouts

Monrovia - To rescue their colleagues who are unable to continue college education due to lack of sufficient funds, the Grand Kru County University...

Global Network To Launch Int’l Parliamentarians for Peace in Liberia

Monrovia - The Universal Peace Federation (UPF) has pledge its commitment to launch the Liberia’s chapter of the International Association of Parliamentarians for Peace (IAPP).

Liberia Basketball Association Congress in Limbo

Monrovia – The long-awaited Extraordinary Congress of the Liberia Basketball Association (LBA) that was expected to be held on Thursday, May 3, at the  Association’s Headquarters on Broad Street could not be held due to the absence of 80 percent of the stakeholders.

Eight Teams Set to Battle in BYC’s Blue Cup

Monrovia – Barrack Young Controller has announced the inaugural edition of The Blue Cup, which is expected to kick off on May 8 at the home of the former Liberian Champions,  Blue Field in the PHP Community, South Beach, Lynch Street. The tourney is expected to climax on May 12, 2018.

Liberia: JFK Hospital Gets US$20k Medical Supplies

Monrovia - The John F. Kennedy (JFK) Memorial Hospital has received a donation of medical supplies worth US$20,000.

Liberia: Rotary Club Breaks Ground for US$200k Oxygen Facility at ELWA Hospital

Monrovia – The Rotary Club of Monrovia (RCM) over the weekend broke ground for the construction of a facility to house a medical grade oxygen production plant for ELWA Hospital. The selection of that health facility as the recipient of the project comes as no surprise as it is one of the traditional and premier healthcare providers in the country.

Health Delegation Urges Government to Commit More Resources to Health Sector

Monrovia – A nine-man high power health delegation on a nationwide tour to assess the performance of the health sector has called on government to allocate more resources to the country’s health sector.

Key Lessons from a Trip to Ghana, and How Liberia can Benefit

Cape Coast, Ghana -There is a lot to understand about the African Continent. Although we, as Africans, are often subjected to the single story the West has assigned to us, we are so much more complex than that. The continent is made of 50 different countries, all divided into states, regions, counties, languages, and ultimately, different cultures. In recent time, I have been able to experience and celebrate a bit of that difference during a series of visits to Ghana, in a quest to better understand the people and their culture.