Education
Liberia: UNICEF, Partners Host Dialogue On Safe Learning, Officials Stress Action
MONROVIA – UNICEF, in partnership with other key agencies, over the weekend convened a pivotal National Policy Dialogue under the theme: “From…
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Liberia: UNICEF Calls for Strengthened Efforts to Address Birth Registration Challenges
Buchanan, Grand Bassa County – Ahmad Shahvez, the Officer-in-Charge and Deputy Representative of UNICEF to Liberia, has urged for increased collaboration to…
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Liberia: UNICEF Hands over Cold Chain Equipment and Accessories to the Ministry of Health worth over US$400,000.00
MONROVIA – UNICEF has donated essential cold chain equipment and accessories to the Ministry of Health to ensure the safe storage and…
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Liberia: COVID-19 Could Trigger Acute Malnutrition Increase, Says UNICEF
Monrovia – A Liberia country report by the United Nations Children’s Fund(UNICEF) anticipates that the ongoing deadly Covid-19 pandemic would lead to…
Commentary
Africa: COVID-19 Jeopardises Gains Made Towards Protecting Women and Girls from Violence
The passing of laws to end child marriage resulted in blocking thousands of child marriages and enabling second chance education for girls.…
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Liberia: UN Women Donates 10 motorbikes to MIA to Monitor Traditional School Closure
Monrovia – As part of its continuous efforts to eliminate violence against women and girls in Liberia, the Spotlight Initiative is supporting…
UNICEF Condemns Liberia Failure To Address Inter-Country Adoption
Monrovia – The United Nations Children Fund and Holt International Children Fund have condemned Liberia for failing to address inter-country adoption, especially…
Editorial
Liberia’s Children Missing Out On Education – UN Report A Wake-up Call to Existing Bruising Dilemma
NOT A DAY goes by without commuters and motorists running into school-age children roaming the streets of Monrovia looking to make a…
UNICEF Says Liberia Has Most Children Out of School Worldwide
Monrovia – Nearly two third of Liberian children have never stepped in school and the country has the highest portion of children…
Royal Hotel Engages Reading Culture, Offers 50% of Food Sales For KEEP
Monrovia – Liberia’s literacy rate among youth has been determined to be 63.5% according to UNICEF 2013 report.