Liberia’s Billion-Dollar Budget: 0.58% for the Capital’s Public Schools
Monrovia — Thousands of students in school uniforms marched on Liberia’s legislature on Tuesday, chanting “We want to learn too.” They were protesting months of disruption…

Monrovia — Thousands of students in school uniforms marched on Liberia’s legislature on Tuesday, chanting “We want to learn too.” They were protesting months of disruption…

MONROVIA — Liberian health authorities are stepping up preparedness measures against Ebola following the confirmation of a case in Nigeria, ordering health facilities, border entry points, public…

Liberia Airport Authority (LAA) Managing Director Ernest R. Hughes has formally requested a review by the Authority’s Board of Directors into alleged administrative, financial and governance…

MONROVIA — The Armed Forces of Liberia (AFL) has dishonorably discharged two soldiers assigned to the 23rd Infantry Brigade following the circulation of a viral video…

MONROVIA — Students at the state-run University of Liberia may face further delays in returning to regular academic activities as the institution undertakes extensive renovation, modernization…





MONROVIA – The National Patriotic Party (NPP) may be heading into another leadership crisis. Former Vice President Jewel Howard-Taylor is facing drug…
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Liberia cannot claim to prioritize education while the capital's public schools survive on less than 1 percent of a billion-dollar budget. THIS WEEK, THOUSANDS of children in school uniforms marched to the Capitol instead of sitting in class.…
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MONROVIA — The Liberian government has promised sweeping business reforms, stronger investment protections and expanded opportunities for industrial development as investors and…
War Crimes Justice Comes to Liberia
“Victims Can’t Wait”: Justice Advocate Adama Dempster on Reparations Ahead of Liberia’s War Crimes Court
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Health & wellbeing
MONROVIA — Liberian health authorities are stepping up preparedness measures against Ebola following the confirmation of a case in Nigeria, ordering health facilities, border entry…
Courts & justice
MONROVIA – Two Liberian senators have publicly rejected the Chief Justice’s call to abolish jury trials, arguing that the answer to allegations of compromised jurors is a stronger…
Official statements
New York – The Republic of Liberia has called on Kosovo and Serbia to engage constructively and avoid unilateral actions that could heighten tensions. During the UN Security…
New York: The Republic of Liberia has reaffirmed its commitment to the complete eradication of colonialism…
New York – Liberia has called for full adherence to international humanitarian law, unhindered humanitarian access,…
Grand Cape Mount County — The Liberia National Police has intercepted US$400,000 in cash during a…
GENEVA — CAP Freedom of Conscience has raised concerns over the pretrial detention and treatment of Lee…
MONROVIA — Naymote Partners for Democratic Development is calling for an independent investigation into the selection…
GBARNGA — More than one hundred senior officers of the Liberia Immigration Service (LIS) have received…
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MONROVIA — Liberian Scrabble player Benjamin Garkpah says he is ready to go toe-to-toe against some of Africa’s finest word masters at the upcoming 16th Africa…




