Health & Education

From Overcrowded Classrooms to Renewal: NPA Mobilizes $1 Million to Transform UL WhatsApp Image 2026-01-31 at 8.41.25 AM

From Overcrowded Classrooms to Renewal: NPA Mobilizes $1 Million to Transform UL

P. Vangerline Kpotoe January 31, 2026

The Managing Director of the National Port Authority, Sekou M. Dukuly, has launched a nationwide fundraising initiative...

REMAPSEN Liberia Set to Strengthen Health and Environmental Reporting

P. Vangerline Kpotoe December 23, 2025

The Liberia chapter of the African Media Network for the Promotion of Health and the Environment (REMAPSEN)...

“‘They Wanted to Punish My Mother’: Teen Flees Sande Society’s Grip in Nimba County

P. Vangerline Kpotoe October 14, 2025

In the quiet farming village of Kpaytuo, Nimba County, an 18-year-old girl is in hiding after narrowly...

LDEA Vows Relentless War on Drugs: “We Will Fight to the End Until Liberia Is Drug-Free,” Deputy Director Ernest Tarpeh Assures

Julius N. Konton October 4, 2025

The Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA) has renewed its nationwide anti-drug campaign with a firm declaration of...

Liberian Professionals Complete U.S. Leadership Fellowship

U-Thant N. Smith September 9, 2025

Seventeen Liberian professionals have completed the Mandela Washington Fellowship, a six-week leadership development program held across universities...

Liberian Educator Retires After Nearly Five Decades at Haywood Mission Institute Bishop Dr. Leo M. Simpson inspiring the kids in the classroom

Liberian Educator Retires After Nearly Five Decades at Haywood Mission Institute

Matthew Jacobs August 31, 2025

Bishop Dr. Leo M. Simpson, who has led the Haywood Mission Institute in Liberia for 47 years,...

Community Anti-Drug Action Team Launched in Liberia to Fight Abuse

U-Thant N. Smith August 24, 2025

Taking a firm step towards action on the rising pattern of drug abuse in Liberia, the Multisectoral...

Community Raises Alarm as Young Liberians Struggle with Drug Crisis WhatsApp Image 2025-08-19 at 12.54.24 PM

Community Raises Alarm as Young Liberians Struggle with Drug Crisis

P. Vangerline Kpotoe August 20, 2025

A distressing scene at the King Gray Cemetery in the ELWA community has once again drawn attention...

Just 822 Students Excel: Liberia’s Education System on the Brink

P. Vangerline Kpotoe August 17, 2025

Liberia’s education system is facing its most severe setback in years. Out of 51,719 candidates who sat...

UL to Celebrate 75 Years of Excellence

REMAPSEN Liberia Set to Strengthen Health and Environmental Reporting

“‘They Wanted to Punish My Mother’: Teen Flees Sande Society’s Grip in Nimba County

LDEA Vows Relentless War on Drugs: “We Will Fight to the End Until Liberia Is Drug-Free,” Deputy Director Ernest Tarpeh Assures

Liberian Professionals Complete U.S. Leadership Fellowship

Liberian Educator Retires After Nearly Five Decades at Haywood Mission Institute

Community Anti-Drug Action Team Launched in Liberia to Fight Abuse

Community Raises Alarm as Young Liberians Struggle with Drug Crisis

Just 822 Students Excel: Liberia’s Education System on the Brink

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