Monrovia, Dec. 2 -- A major breakthrough in disability inclusion has been recorded at the University of Liberia after deaf applicants successfully sat the university's entrance exam for the first time, an achievement made possible through full sponsorship from the Martin K.N. Kollie (MKNK) Foundation.

The University of Liberia Association of Students with Disabilities (ULASD) described the development as a historic turning point for inclusive education, noting that it reflects years of advocacy aimed at breaking down systemic barriers that have long prevented persons with disabilities from accessing higher learning.

The group President Perkins E.T. Boye said the participation of deaf candidates marks "a moment of immense pride and ren...