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Government Launches Second MCC Compact Process…With Strong Push For Energy Reform, Economic Growth

The Government of Liberia has officially launched the concept note development process for its Second Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) Compact with a strong focus on expanding energy access, lowering electricity costs, and unlocking economic growth across the country. The launch, held in Monrovia on Friday, May 1, 2026, marked what officials described as a critical…

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CEMESP Calls For Urgent Action To Safeguard Press Freedom …Says Press Freedom Backsliding Under Boakai

The Center for Media Studies and Peacebuilding (CEMESP-Liberia) has called for urgent action to safeguard press freedom in Liberia, warning of growing threats to journalists despite notable gains made in recent years. In a CEMESP statement issued to mark World Press Freedom Day, celebrated globally on May 3rd, 2026, under the theme “Shaping a Future…

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Journalists To Celebrate World Press Freedom Day In Kakata Today

Liberian journalists on Sunday, 3 May 2026, join the global community in observing World Press Freedom Day, alongside nations around the world, under the theme of protecting truth, strengthening democracy, and safeguarding journalists. Liberian journalists will officially celebrate World Press Freedom Day on today Monday May 4, 2026 in Kakata Town City, Margibi County with…

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VP Koung Pushes Enforcement Of Liberianlization Policy

Vice President Jeremiah Kpan Koung has launched a major push to strengthen Liberia’s Liberianization policy by pressing manufacturers and private sector actors to hand over distribution and retail opportunities reserved by law to Liberian-owned businesses. At a high-level meeting held Friday, May 1, 2026 in Monrovia, the Vice President engaged key manufacturers and stakeholders to…

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LERC Opens Regional Offices To Improve Electricity Regulatory Oversight

The Liberia Electricity Regulatory Commission (LERC) has expanded its regional presence with the opening of two sub-offices in Pleebo City, Maryland County, and Gompa City, Nimba County, bringing regulatory services closer to electricity consumers and utilities. The Pleebo office will oversee technical and customer-related issues across LIBENERGY’s licensed areas in Maryland, River Gee, and Grand…

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Africa Launches First Bilingual Health Economics Journal…As Donor Health Funding Plunges

Eleven of Africa’s leading health economists, systems and policy researchers have joined forces to launch the continent’s first bilingual, fully open-access, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to health economics, health systems and health policy, as governments across Africa struggle with a sharp decline in donor health funding. The African Journal of Health Economics, Systems and Policy (AJHESP)…

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Ghanaian Convict Rearrested…After Chief Justice Orders Enforcement Of US$135,000 Judgment

The 11th Judicial Circuit Court for Bomi County has re-arrested a Ghanaian national, Abdul Razak Kawarnu, after Chief Justice Yamie Quiqui Gbeisay ordered enforcement of a US$135,000 judgment originally rendered in 2022. The move follows a Judicial Inquiry Commission finding that Resident Judge T. Ciapha Carey acted negligently when he released Kawarnu in 2023 despite…

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“Stop Undermining Boakai’s Government”…Clergyman Warns Ex-President Sirleaf

Recent comments by former Liberian President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf on a local radio station have not gone down well with several Liberians including members of the religious community who have voiced their opposition to the barrage of criticism against President Joseph Nyuma Boakai. Madam Sirleaf appearing on a local radio station recently, described Monrovia as “Filthy”…

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World Bank Alarms Delays In Projects…Backs Push For Growth Amid Global Economic Strain

Liberia’s development partnership with the World Bank Group remains strong, but urgent action is needed to tackle persistent project delays and accelerate national development, as the institution’s Executive Director for Liberia, Zarau Wendeline Kibwe, met with Finance and Development Planning Minister Augustine Kpehe Ngafuan and senior government officials in Monrovia on Tuesday, April 28, 2026….

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