Prince Tamba Saah

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Fifteen Liberians Bag Master’s Degrees From Chinese Universities

The China-Liberia Bilateral Students Leadership has termed the graduation of fifteen Liberians with master’s degrees in several disciplines from different Chinese universities as a milestone achievement.  The students benefited from the Liberia-China Government’s bilateral scholarship under the China Scholarship Council (CSC), an opportunity given to the people of Liberia through diplomatic ties subsisting between both…

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Public Officials Commit To Pursuing Transformation…To Achieve Development In Liberia

Several government officials have pledged their full commitment to pursuing transformational and developmental actions, following the successful completion and inspiring capacity-building training on Public Administration and Modern Governance for Liberia in Beijing, China. Approximately twenty participants from ministries and agencies of the Liberian government, including the Ministry of State, the Environmental Protection Agency, the Ministry…

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Africa CDC, ECOWAS Commit To Strengthening Health Security

The Africa Center for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) and the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) have committed to enhancing health capacity across West Africa. This commitment was announced at the conclusion of a three-day meeting held in Liberia, aimed at strengthening the region’s health security through improved Risk Communication and Community…

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Visually Impaired Persons Living In Deplorable State…Demand Prompt Action From Government

Dozens of visually impaired Liberians took to the streets early Thursday morning, staging a peaceful protest on the Japan Freeway in Garnersville.  The demonstrators, lying flat on the main car road and chanting solidarity slogans, called on the Government of Liberia to take immediate steps to improve their living conditions. The protest, which caused heavy…

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China Warns Liberia

The Government of the People’s Republic of China has issued a stern warning to Liberia, advising its newly elected non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) to remain committed to the “One-China” policy and to United Nations General Assembly Resolution 2758. This diplomatic communication follows closely on the heels of Liberia’s recent election…

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Regional Health Security Meeting Kicks Off In Monrovia

Fifteen West African Member States have begun a three-day meeting in Liberia to strengthen the health security of the region through enhanced Risk Communication and Community Engagement (RCCE). The workshop, which runs from Tuesday, June 17 to Thursday, June 19, 2025, is under the theme: “Strengthening Risk Communication and Community Engagement System for Effective Public…

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Ricks Principal Urges Government To Give Priority To Education

The Principal and Chief Executive Officer of Ricks Mission Institute, Dr. Enoch G. David-Nyankoon, has cautioned the Government of Liberia to prioritize education through increased budgetary support and firm action against corruption. Speaking at an event where Ricks Mission Institute was honored as the “Best School” in Brewersville, for its immense contribution to Liberia’s educational…

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