Liberia Set to Receive First 20 Third-Country Asylum Seekers From U.S.

Monrovia, Aug. 18 -- The Government of Liberia says the first group of 20 individuals being transferred from the United States under a bilateral arrangement will arrive in Liberia on Thursday, August ... Read More

Buried Inside Liberia's Port Decentralization Bill: A Potential 2029 Rivalry - and the Security Gaps Nobody Wrote In

Liberia, Aug. 17 -- A Vice President and a Senate Pro Tempore are quietly positioning for 2029 over who profits most from Liberia's new port law - while the bill itself creates four independent port s... Read More

Liberia: A Woman Is Dead. The Man Who Operated on Her Pretended to Be a Surgeon: The Case That Shows Authorities Are Doing Nothing to Protect Liberians From Fake Doctors

Liberia, Aug. 17 -- Summary By Tetee Gebro, health and gender correspondent with New Narratives CALDWELL, Monrovia - Saybah Kollie collapsed on a Sunday morning in early April, two days after her so... Read More

Liberia: Sections of Monrovia City Hall Deteriorate as MCC Blames Past Administration

Liberia, Aug. 17 -- Monrovia- Concerns are mounting over the deteriorating condition of portions of Monrovia City Hall, with a FrontPage Africa investigation finding the building's once-active theater... Read More

Liberia: Prophet Key Signals a New Public Image Following His Release From Prison

MONROVIA, Aug. 17 -- Justin Oldpa Yeazehn, popularly known as "Prophet Key," has emerged from nearly six months of incarceration declaring that his time behind bars has changed him, while simultaneous... Read More

Liberia: Parents, Teachers Decry 'Deplorable' Conditions at LAC Plantation Schools; Company Says Rehabilitation Works Underway

Liberia, Aug. 17 -- COMPOUND 3, GRAND BASSA COUNTY - Beneath rusted zinc roofs and ceilings marked by years of deterioration, children attending schools operated by the Liberia Agriculture Company (LA... Read More

The Politics Can Wait. The Port Security Gaps Cannot

Liberia, Aug. 17 -- A Vice President and a Senate Pro Tempore are both eyeing 2029, and both have reasons to want this port law to go their way. Neither reason has anything to do with fixing the secur... Read More

India's All-Women Peacekeepers Remembered In Liberia

Monrovia, Aug. 17 -- Ten years after India's all-women Formed Police Unit packed up its last tour in Liberia, a new report says their biggest weapon wasn't a baton - it was an example. By Emmanuel We... Read More

India-Liberia Friendship Takes Center Stage as Embassy Marks 80th Independence Day

Monrovia, Aug. 17 -- The Embassy of India in Liberia has celebrated India's 80th Independence Day with a vibrant display of patriotism, culture and diplomacy, bringing together Indian community member... Read More

Liberia: Boakai Calls for County-Led Concrete Action To Improve School Enrollment

Monrovia, Aug. 17 -- President Joseph Nyuma Boakai has called on county superintendents and national leaders to take direct ownership of education reform. By Emmanuel Weedee-Conway President Boakai ... Read More

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