National Unification Day is May 14

Former President William Tubman established the National Unification Policy that, among other things, extended the vote to women and to the country's indigenous people.  Every year since, the President of Liberia proclaims May 14th a [...]

National Unification Day is May 142019-05-14T19:11:20-04:00

Rivercess Children Stay Home from School due to Skin Infection

A skin disease known as “Be Serious” has sparked fear among residents of Charlie Town in Rivercess County.  The Charlie Town School principal ordered infected students to stay home because the disease is contagious, but [...]

Rivercess Children Stay Home from School due to Skin Infection2019-05-09T18:21:43-04:00

Info Ministry’s Fahngon Suspended over Congau-Country Rhetoric

President Weah suspended Deputy Minister of Information Fahngon after the US Embassy in Monrovia raised concerns about disturbing tribal tones from Fahngon, former warlord Prince Y. Johnson and Representative Yekeh Kolubah. Read More ! [...]

Info Ministry’s Fahngon Suspended over Congau-Country Rhetoric2019-05-06T19:17:08-04:00

Newly Trained Operators Open Four Rice Mills in Southeast Region

Operation of 18 ton per day rice mills has begun in Grand Kru, Grand Gedeh, Maryland, and River Gee counties.  The Smallholder Agricultural Productivity Enhancement and Commercialization Project (SAPEC) provided the mills at $65,000 each [...]

Newly Trained Operators Open Four Rice Mills in Southeast Region2019-04-30T18:16:01-04:00

Global Palm Oil Challenger Wins Goldman Prize

Alfred Brownell received the Goldman Environmental Prize for his efforts to preserve the majestic forests of Liberia from palm oil plantations through the NGO he founded, Green Advocates. READ MORE

Global Palm Oil Challenger Wins Goldman Prize2019-04-29T18:21:29-04:00

Liberian Studies Association Elects Leadership at 51st Conference

The Liberian Studies Association re-elected Danielle Tanaa Smith as president and Samuel Toe as the new vice-president.  The election was during the Liberian Studies Association’s 51st conference held April 11 to 13 at Concordia University [...]

Liberian Studies Association Elects Leadership at 51st Conference2019-04-22T17:37:19-04:00

Eco-Vigilantes Help to Protect the Livelihood of 33,000 Fishermen

The Liberian Coast Guard, in partnership with self-styled “eco-vigilantes” Sea Shepherd, patrols 370 km of coastline to prevent industrial fishing vessels from plundering coastal fisheries.  Any illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing within six nautical [...]

Eco-Vigilantes Help to Protect the Livelihood of 33,000 Fishermen2019-04-01T18:18:36-04:00
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