“Rape is becoming an entrenched culture in Liberia”-Says student leader
-Martin K.N. Kollie calls UN Women’s attention A Liberian student activist, Mr. Martin K.N. Kollie has sent an open letter to United Nation Women, expressing...
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EU gives Liberia US$4m grant for forestry sector
-As Liberia Hold Sixth Political Dialogue to Enhance, Deepen Cooperation Monrovia: The Liberian government and the European Union signed a US$4 million grant to finance the...
Global Innovation Index 2018: China Cracks Top 20
Top rankings: Switzerland, Netherlands, Sweden, UK, Singapore and U.S. NEW YORK– China broke into the world’s top 20 most-innovative economies as Switzerland retained its number-one spot in...
Liberia takes small step toward Justice for War Crimes
-CDC Government Pledges Statement on Accountability, but More is Needed By Elise Keppler Liberia inched closer to justice for war crimes this week. During an...
Hafez Ghanem Takes Over as World Bank’s Vice President for Africa
The World Bank has appointed Hafez Ghanem as the new World Bank Vice President for Africa, effective July 1, a World Bank statement has said...
Liberia VP Jewel Howard-Taylor speaks at British parliament
-Highlights need for urgent Actions to Foster Protection & Education of the African Girl Child Liberia’s Vice President Dr. Jewel Howard-Taylor has been paying tribute...
Bridge PSL Co-Founder wins International Award
Dr. Shannon May, Co-Founder of Bridge and one of the brains behind Bridge Partnership Schools for Liberia (Bridge PSL) has won a prestigious International Award...
U.S-Liberia historical ties hailed, as Pres Weah urges more US Support
President George Manneh Weah has highlighted the historical ties the United States of America and Liberia have in common in the pursuit of freedom and...
World Bank Executive Director for Liberia arrives Saturday to assess projects
The World Bank Group Executive Director for Liberia, Mr. Andrew N. Bvumbe, arrives here on Saturday, June 30, for a five-day official visit, a press...
US fears Liberia vulnerable to international criminal groups
By Augustine Octavius The United States has observed that Liberia is still vulnerable to exploitation by transnational criminal organizations from the Middle East, South America...