The Ministry of Health has received a US$1.7 million consignment of essential medicines from USAID aimed at supporting the health sector.
As Forest Conservation Program Is Launched, Sen. Teahjay Calls for Livelihood Alternatives for Forest Dependents
Sinoe’s Sen. Milton Teahjay says he wants national and international partners to provide alternative livelihood opportunities for forest-dependent communities across Liberia.
At the Launch of a National Reading Campaign, Education Minister Wants a Stronger Reading Culture
As he launched a national reading campaign, Education Minister Ansu Sonii says he wants to make reading a priority in the sector.
Labor Commissioners, Union Officials Receive Training in Handling Workers’ Grievance and Human Trafficking
The international non-profit organization, Solidarity Center, has ended a three-day capacity building training for county labor commissioners and grievance officers of the Ministry of Labor, and worker unions across the country. The training was conducted in partnership with the Labor Ministry, with funding support from USAID.
Former Education Minister George Werner Announces Run to Become Grand Kru Senator
Former education minister George Kronnisanyon Werner has announced he is running to become senator of Grand Kru in senatorial elections later this year.
Press Union Wants LTA to Return to Formulation Process of New FM Regulation Policy
The Press Union of Liberia has called upon authorities of the Liberia Telecommunications Authority to retain its current annual FM regulatory policy, instead of hastily introducing a new five-year regime.
USAID Hires Kroll Associates to Help Central Bank Print Additional Banknotes
The United States Agency for International Development, USAID, through the U.S. Embassy in Monrovia, has contracted the Kroll Associates to assist the Central Bank of Liberia during the printing of an additional L$4 billion in new banknotes.
Youth Media Action Group Launches Anti-Human Trafficking Campaign
The Youth Media Action group has formally launched an anti-human trafficking campaign to equip high schools students in Monrovia with professional journalistic and media skills.Â