Prince Tamba Saah

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Liberian Students To Benefit Mobile Refresher Training

As a way of increasing the gap of students’ success in the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE), Uhuru Tech Solution, in partnership with Liberian National Student Union (LNSU) and LITSU, is expected to launch the first-ever mobile “refresher application”.  Designed specifically for high school students preparing for WASSCE and school Mock Exams, Alecia…

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UN, Liberia Strengthen Ties

During a media breakfast held in Monrovia on Wednesday, October 15, 2025, commemorating 80 years of partnership between Liberia and the United Nations, UN Resident Coordinator in Liberia, Madam Christine N. Umutoni, reaffirmed the longstanding partnership with a new cooperation framework. The framework is aimed at driving human capacity development, good governance, the rule of…

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“Judiciary Safeguards Democracy” …Boakai Speaks At Court’s Opening

Speaking on Monday, October 13, 2025, at the opening of the October Term of the Supreme Court of Liberia, President Joseph Boakai emphasized that the judiciary plays a crucial role in safeguarding democracy.  According to Boakai, the governance system is built on three separate but coordinated branches: the Legislature, the Executive, and the Judiciary. Each…

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Protest At ELWA Hospital Halted…Health Minister Reassures Aggrieved Workers

Days after doctors and nurses at ELWA Hospital staged a protest over unpaid benefits and poor working conditions, Liberia’s Minister of Health, Dr. Louise M. Kpoto, has reassured the government’s commitment to improving the welfare of health workers across the country. Speaking Wednesday, October 8, 2025, Dr. Kpoto emphasized that no health facility should experience…

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Doctors, Nurses Demand Benefits…As Protest Rocks ELWA Hospital

The health sector in Liberia faced another troubling event on Monday, October 6, 2025, as medical workers neglected their duties to protest for overdue benefits. This time, doctors and nurses at ELWA Hospital in Paynesville staged a protest demanding the immediate payment of long-overdue benefits and arrears allegedly owed to them by the hospital administration….

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Over 300 Youth Empowered

In observance of World Contraceptive Day 2025, a group under the banner “Youth Arise 4 Development” (YA4D), in collaboration with the West Point Adolescents Initiative and with generous support from DKT International Liberia, has empowered over 300 youth in West Point and New Kru Town through a two-day awareness and engagement campaign. This year’s global…

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Police Investigation Questioned

Concerns are mounting among citizens over what many describe as selective justice in Liberia’s legal system after the court jailed a 34-year-old contractor of the Ministry of Agriculture, Sando Kromah at the Monrovia Central Prison on allegation of rape, while suspended Deputy Minister of Youth and Sports, Bryant McGill, who faces similar accusations, remains a…

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