The Liberia National Bar Association has launched the first Legal Aid Clinic in Bomi County, with support from USAID and the Liberia Professional Anti- Corruption Program. Legal clinics have already been established in Montserrado, Margibi, Bong, and [...]
Operating expenses at UL go unpaid because government funds have not replaced waived tuition revenues. The Capitol Hill campus now has an open defecation phenomenon due to the lack of water on campus. READ [...]
It will take about a week to repair a water main pipe supplying Johnsonville, Paynesville, Congo Town, Sinkor, and Central Monrovia. READ MORE
The National Port Authority donated US$50,000, two motorbikes, and an ambulance to the Liberian Government Hospital in Buchanan. The donation will allow the hospital to temporarily provide medication to its Grand Bassa patients. READ MORE
The Land Rights Act, adopted last year, is one of Africa's most progressive entitlements to community members who conduct agricultural activities on customary land designated by their community as agricultural. Implementation of the law has stalled [...]
One child has died among 300 infected by whooping cough in District Two, Grand Bassa County in an area bordering Margibi County where several cases have also been discovered. Outpatients at the government hospital in Buchanan were told to purchase [...]
Community health assistants in River Cess have begun training on how to administer the Sayana Press hormonal birth control injection given every three months to prevent pregnancy. River Cess was selected for the pilot because it [...]
The United Bassa Citizens in the Americas–Pennsylvania USA Chapter (UNIBOA-PA) on Wednesday, January 23, 2019, made a payment of L$ 343,676 for the school fees of 45 students in Grand Bassa County. With the objective of [...]
Peace Corps Volunteers are being paid, most field-based training continues, and most pre-service staging events for invitees remain on schedule. But most staffers at home and abroad are not getting paid. You can help staffers [...]
The majority of FLI children have shown considerable progress at the end of the first program year compared to a norming population of American children. During their second and third program year, however, many of the [...]
