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MONROVIA - The government brought two messages to the Press Union of Liberia’s (PUL) 62nd anniversary. One was warm congratulations. The other was a reminder that press freedom carries duties. Deputy Information Minister Daniel O. Sando,…

MONROVIA - Liberia has no nuclear weapons, yet its message at the United Nations (UN) was aimed at those who do. Ambassador Lewis G. Brown II told a high-level plenary that a nuclear war cannot be won. He pressed nuclear powers to honor…

MONROVIA - For years, Liberia’s payment networks largely worked in separate lanes. The Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) says that is changing. Executive Governor Henry F. Saamoi took the country’s case to the MojaCom 32 forum in Accra, Ghana.…

MONROVIA - A right citizens do not know they have is a right they cannot use. That was the working premise of the Independent Information Commission (IIC) on Monday. It marked International Day for Universal Access to Information by…

Protocols: Ms Georgia Wallen, Country Manager, World Bank Group Liberia Mr. Lahoucine Rahmouni, Minister Plenipotentiary and Charge’ d’Affaires, Embassy of the Kingdom of Morocco to Liberia Ambassador and Counsellor Medina Wesseh,…

Monrovia, Liberia September 27, 2026 Preamble From Saturday-Sunday, September 5-6, 2026, there were Roundtables hosted and convened by H.E. Dr. George Manneh Weah, Sr., Former President of the Republic of Liberia and…

MONROVIA - Sixty-two years after its founding, the Press Union of Liberia takes to the streets once again. Journalists march this morning from the University of Liberia’s Capitol Hill campus to the National Archives in Sinkor. World Bank…

MONROVIA - Liberia’s civil society wants the state to carry a small share of its keep. A coalition of CSOs and elders wants 0.1 percent of the national budget set aside by law. Their case is simple survival. UNMIL is gone, and donors such…

MONROVIA - Research cited by the Liberia Pharmacy Board says more than half of sick people may first seek help at a pharmacy counter. That makes the medicine store a frontline of the health system. Dr. Menmon P. Z. Dunah wants that…

MONROVIA - Liberia’s vocational schools are finally teaching on the equipment employers actually use. The €10 million Strengthening Integration through Vocational Education (STRIVE) project is driving the change. At Booker Washington…