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Momolu Kroma

A Second Chance at Life: How President Weah and Diana Nebo Saved a Young...

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In a heartwarming story of resilience and community support, a young man, Momolu Kromah has defied the odds to survive kidney failure after tragically losing both parents. His incredible journey to recovery was made...
Stanton Witherspoon

Stanton A. Witherspoon Sentencing Begins for Fake Nursing Degree Scandal

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Florida, USA-November 2, 2023: The highly-anticipated sentencing of Stanton A. Witherspoon, who was embroiled in a scandal involving a fake nursing degree, has commenced today in a Florida courtroom. The case has attracted considerable attention,...

Former VP Boakai Extends Olive Branch: Presents Gift to Former President Sirleaf on...

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In a  what was seen as heartwarming gesture of reconciliation and unity, former Vice President Joseph Boakai presented a special gift to former President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf on her 85th birthday. The event, which took...
NEC Liberia

Liberia Electoral Commission Announces Runoff After No Winner in First Round

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The National Elections Commission (NEC) has officially announced a runoff election after non of 20 candidates secure an outright victory in the first round of voting. The announcement comes as the West African nation strives...
Gaza crisis

Gaza residents run out of food and water, as aid trucks back up at...

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With truckloads of aid waiting on one side and over two million Palestinians facing shortages of food, water and medicine on the other, all eyes Friday were watching the Rafah border crossing between Egypt...
Ghana Protests over economy

Ghanaians protesters turn anger on central bank

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Hundreds of protesters are marching in Ghana’s capital, Accra, calling for the resignation of the governor of the Bank of Ghana and his two deputies over the loss of about 60bn Ghanaian cedis ($513,000)...
U.S Secretary of State Anthony Blinken

U.S. Announces Visa Restrictions for Individuals ‘Undermining Democracy’ in Liberia Ahead of Elections

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U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken has revealed that the United States will impose visa restrictions on individuals believed to be “undermining democracy” in Liberia as the country gears up for its upcoming elections...

USAID supports Liberia and Sierra Leone to strengthen capacity to deliver on climate change...

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The USAID-funded West Africa Biodiversity and Low Emissions Development (WABiLED) program, in collaboration with government and non-governmental partners in Liberia and Sierra Leone, organized a five-day knowledge-sharing and capacity-strengthening training on Reducing Emissions from...
Lucas Richard

American Missionary Faces Charges of ‘Criminal Attempt to Commit Murder & Aggravated Assault

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32-year-old Lucas Richards, an American national, was ordered arrested and charged with   attempted murder and aggravated assault after allegedly attempting to harm Jessica Lloyd, who was believed to be his girlfriend. This follows a...
Hall in Molly Kuyata Town

Molly-Kuyata  gets first modern town Hall in 75 years  

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Liberia is facing a serious infrastructure deficit especially in rural communities affecting the overall growth and economic wellbeing of the people. About 47% of Liberia’s 5.2million people live in the rural areas and that they are lacking...