Stakeholders working to end mental health stigma in Liberia have returned to the country after participating in a knowledge-sharing conference to intensify the efforts.
Four of Five Primary Contacts of Nathaniel Blama Test Negative for Coronavirus
Four of the five initial primary contacts of Liberia’s first case of COVID-19 or the coronavirus, Nathaniel Blama, have tested negative of the virus, authorities say.
Grand Kru’s Rep. Fonati Koffa Suspends Constituency Visit After Coronavirus Case
Rep. Fonati Koffa of Grand Kru’s second district has announced he is postponing a visit to various communities within his district during the upcoming Easter break due to Liberia confirming its first Coronavirus case.
Health Authorities Record Second Case of Coronavirus
Health authorities in Liberia have announced the second case of the Coronavirus disease, otherwise known as COVID-19.
Mercy Corps, Health Ministry Target Maternal and Infant Mortality
Mercy Corps has collaborated with the Ministry of Health to launch a project geared towards strengthening maternal and infants’ health services in Liberia.
Liberia Closes All Schools Amid First Coronavirus Case
Following President George Weah’s announcement of the country’s first Coronavirus case on Monday, March 16, Liberia’s Information Ministry has announced the closure of all schools in the country.
Liberia Confirms Coronavirus Case as Pres. Weah Cancels County Tour
The Coronavirus pandemic has finally reached Liberia, as authorities confirmed that the executive director of the Environmental Protection Agency, Nathaniel Blama, has tested positive for the virus.
As WHO Declares Coronavirus Pandemic, Mixed Decisions for Diaspora Events
As the World Health Organization declared the deadly Coronavirus outbreak a pandemic on March 11, it is becoming clear that diaspora events will be impacted. While the Liberian Studies Association announced it is postponing its 2020 conference, the Liberian Entertainment Awards issued a notice committing to holding its annual awards show.