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11/02/2026

The ongoing construction of the Robertsfield Highway is a major step toward improving transportation, safety, and economic growth in Liberia.

Credit must be given to former President George Manneh Weah for initiating this important national project. Leadership is about laying foundations that benefit the country long after your tenure.

Today, Liberians can see the impact of that vision as this vital highway continues to take shape.
Development is a continuous process — and every contribution counts.

07/02/2026

The Purpose of the Liberia Learning Center

The Liberia Learning Center is dedicated to empowering young people and communities through education, skills training, and access to learning resources. Its core purpose is to provide a safe and supportive environment where students can develop academic excellence, digital literacy, leadership skills, and practical knowledge needed for today’s world.

The Center aims to bridge the education gap by offering tutoring, vocational training, technology access, and mentorship opportunities—especially for underserved youth. By investing in learning and innovation, the Liberia Learning Center is helping to build a more skilled, informed, and competitive generation for national development.

05/02/2026

The Importance of the Overhead Bridge in Monrovia Everyone Products

The overhead bridge currently being constructed in Monrovia with support from the Chinese government is a major step toward improving traffic flow and public safety in the city. Once completed, it will help reduce congestion at one of Monrovia’s busiest intersections, minimize accidents, and save valuable time for commuters.

Beyond easing daily movement, the bridge represents progress in urban development and strengthens Liberia’s infrastructure capacity. It also reflects continued international cooperation aimed at supporting national growth and improving the quality of life for citizens.

This project is not just a bridge—it is a pathway to safer roads, smoother transportation, and a more connected Monrovia.

04/02/2026

Liberian Women vs AFL

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01/02/2026

Liberia’s Vice President Backs Nimba Elders With Motorbikes and Community Aid

Sarlay, Nimba County, Liberia — January 31, 2026

Liberia’s Vice President, Hon. Jeremiah Kpan Koung, has moved to address longstanding mobility and welfare concerns among traditional leaders in Nimba County, unveiling a broad support package following a formal appeal from local chiefs and elders.

The appeal emerged during a Christmas gathering in Glehzeezopea, where elders cited transportation challenges that have limited their ability to convene, travel to traditional meeting grounds, and carry out community responsibilities. The request was formally conveyed through Hon. R. Matorkay Tingban, who has long served as an intermediary between the county’s traditional leadership and the national government.

According to officials, the Vice President responded by engaging private-sector partners, including Mr. Dekpah, a prominent businessman from Nimba County, who agreed to supply 100 motorbikes intended to improve mobility for elders across the region.

The assistance was formally presented on Friday at a ceremony in Sarlay. Hon. Tingban, accompanied by Senator Nyan Torwien, delivered the items on behalf of the Vice President. The support package included 100 motorbikes for traditional elders, 6,000 pieces of lappa distributed to women in the community, and 100 African gowns for elders who did not receive motorbikes. Organizers also provided three cows and 30 bags of rice for the occasion, along with LD$700,000 designated to cover fuel costs for operating the motorbikes.

In remarks at the event, Hon. Tingban described the intervention as part of a broader effort to strengthen traditional institutions and support grassroots development, rather than a one-time act of charity. He urged beneficiaries to use the assistance to promote unity, peace, and cooperation within their communities.

Traditional leaders in Nimba County continue to play a central role in dispute resolution, local governance, and social cohesion, particularly in rural areas where formal state institutions are limited.

Observers say the Vice President’s swift response highlights an increasing emphasis by the government on collaboration with traditional authorities and private-sector actors, reflecting a development approach that seeks to blend modern governance with long-established community structures.

22/01/2026

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Communities along the coastline of Sinoe County, Liberia are taking bold steps toward a safer and more sustainable future through the Coastal Protection Project, jointly supported by the Government of Liberia and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).

This initiative aims to enhance the resilience of vulnerable coastal communities against sea erosion, flooding, and the growing impacts of climate change. Through this partnership, vital interventions such as shoreline stabilization, community awareness, and livelihood support are helping to protect both people and the environment.

Together, we’re building a resilient, green, and inclusive future for Sinoe’s coastal communities!