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Government Commends Saye Town Dwellers For Confronting Drug Dealers

The Government of Liberia has commended residents of Saye Town Community for their support in the fight against drugs. Speaking at the Ministry of Information’s regular press briefing on Thursday, August 14, 2025, Deputy Minister for Public Affairs, Daniel Sando expressed appreciation for the community’s involvement in this initiative. He praised their non-violent approach, stating…

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Cabinet Approves Work Plan…For Beneficial Ownership Registry

The cabinet has approved the national work plan for implementing and enforcing the Beneficial Ownership (BO) Registry. According to an Executive Mansion release dated August 13, 2025, the approval was made on Wednesday during the Cabinet meeting called by President Joseph Nyuma Boakai Sr. The meeting focused on strengthening the economy, advancing fiscal reforms, and…

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Liberian Journalists Complete Training In China

Liberian Journalists Complete Training In China

A delegation of thirty Liberian journalists has successfully concluded a two-week intensive media communication seminar in China. The training was aimed at enhancing their professional skills and strengthening China-Liberia media cooperation. The training, organized by the Ministry of Commerce of the People’s Republic of China, brought together reporters from Liberia, who engaged in lectures, workshops,…

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Leymah Gbowee Receives Humanitarian Award

Recently, the United Bong County Association in the Americas, Inc. (UBCAA) honored Nobel Peace Laureate H.E. Leymah Roberta Gbowee with its Lifetime Humanitarian Award in recognition of her fight for peace, justice, women’s empowerment. The award was presented during UBCAA’s 2025 National Convention, held recently under the theme “Cultivating Unity and Reconciliation for a Better…

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Eleven Liberian Civil Servants Off To South Korea For Master’s Degrees…Urged To Inspire Change

Eleven Liberian civil servants — the first cohort of recipients under the 2025 Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) Scholarship Program — have been charged to remain disciplined, focused, and serve as true ambassadors of Liberia as they embark on their studies in the Republic of Korea. The group, comprising seven men and four women from…

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