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New Education Officers Inducted

The Ministry of Education has inducted a new cohort of County Education Officers and inaugurated Liberia’s first National CEO Council, a major step in strengthening county-level leadership, monitoring, and accountability across the education system. Speaking at the ceremony, Minister of Education Dr. Jarso Maley Jallah reminded the officers that their role goes far beyond administration….

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NEC Conducts Final Phase Of Media-Security Confab

The final phase of the Media-Security Conference on reviewing the Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) for Elections is underway in Ganta, Nimba County. The three-day event, which runs from January 12–14, 2026, forms part of ongoing efforts to review, update, and strengthen the SOP governing collaboration between the Liberian media and security apparatus, as preparations continue…

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Educators Announce Leadership Transition

The Professional Educators Association of Liberia (PEAL) has announced a major leadership transition, reaffirming its commitment to strengthening professionalism, accountability, and quality assurance in Liberia’s education sector amid growing national and global pressure to reform learning systems. The announcement was made following PEAL’s General Assembly held on Friday, January 9, 2026, at the Ala Lagun…

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Ngafuan Announces Plans To Upgrade Custom Posts

Liberia’s Minister of Finance and Development Planning, Augustine Kpehe Ngafuan, has announced a series of nationwide reforms aimed at modernizing customs posts and strengthening domestic revenue generation, as part of the government’s broader economic recovery and development agenda. Speaking during a tour of the Mendicorma customs entry point in Lofa County, Minister Ngafuan said the…

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Businessman Urges Government to Empower Women

In support of empowering Liberian women and girls, the Abimuse Charity Foundation has launched an entrepreneurial program. ‎‎At the official launch of the Abimuse Charity Foundation during the weekend in Monrovia, prominent Liberian businessman, Anthony T. Cole called on the Liberian government to prioritize investment in women’s empowerment. He also urged the women benefiting from…

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Liberian Rice Farmer Calls For Support

A Liberian rice farmer, Galakpai Kollie of Zorzor District in Lofa County, is calling on government authorities, development partners, and consumers to increase support for local rice production, warning that without deliberate action, Liberia’s farmers will continue to lose ground to imported rice from Asia despite producing a healthier, more sustainable product. Speaking from his…

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Government Prioritizes Border Development…As Finance Minister Meets Foya Leaders

Liberia’s Minister of Finance and Development Planning, Augustine Kpehe Ngafuan, has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to infrastructure development and public-sector reform following a high-level engagement with community leaders in Foya District, near Liberia’s border with Sierra Leone. While enroute to inspect the Mendikorma customs and immigration post, a critical border facility facilitating cross-border trade, Minister…

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‘NTA Was Bankrupt’ …Transit Authority MD Points Fingers At CDC

The Managing Director of the National Transit Authority (NTA), Edmund Forh, has disclosed that the institution was bankrupt and almost destroyed under the previous government.  Speaking Thursday, January 8, 2026, at the Ministry of Information’s regular press briefing, Forh noted that he inherited only LD$113,000 and US$41 in the NTA’s accounts, with no substantial information…

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