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Sweden Ends $170M Liberia Partnership, Redirects Funds to Ukraine, Leaving Liberian Civil Society Scratching Their Heads
MONROVIA — Sweden said goodbye to Liberia on Thursday, closing out nearly two decades and USD 170 million in bilateral...
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Ministry of Agriculture Rejects EU Deforestation Rule, Calls It New Colonial Law
MONROVIA — Liberia's Agriculture Ministry last Tuesday flatly rejected the European Union's landmark deforestation regulation, calling it a "new colonial...
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Boakai Administration Hires Trump-Linked Lobby Firm for $1.2M a Year
MONROVIA — The Boakai administration has retained Washington lobbying firm Ballard Partners at $100,000 a month, a $1.2 million annual...
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Bong County: Behla Town Breaks Ground on First School in 61 Years
BEHLA TOWN, Bong County — For 61 years, the children of Behla Town had no school. Boys drifted to nearby...
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UN, EU Boost INCHR Operations With Equipment to Strengthen Human Rights Monitoring
MONROVIA – The United Nations and the European Union have provided motorbikes, mobile phones, and protective gear to Liberia's Independent...
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YPLS Africa Marks 10 Years, Brings 200 Young Leaders From 13 Countries to Liberia
MONROVIA – Two hundred emerging political and civic leaders from 13 African countries will converge on Margibi County next week...
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Former NEC Commissioner Backs Weedor for NEC Chairmanship
MONROVIA – A former National Elections Commission commissioner who worked alongside Jonathan Weedor for seven years is urging the Liberian...
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LIPO, UNIDO Launch MSME Training on Business and Intellectual Property Management
MONROVIA – Liberia's intellectual property agency and a United Nations industrial development organization have launched a 23-day training program targeting...
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Liberia Strengthens Workforce Development as Over 200 Graduate from BDOTC
MONROVIA – More than 200 students graduated Friday from the Business and Domestic Occupational Training Center in Paynesville in the...
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NOCAL vs. LPRA: How a Legal Gray Zone Is Threatening Liberia’s Oil Governance
MONROVIA – Liberia's petroleum sector is headed for a Senate reckoning after two lawmakers alleged the National Oil Company of...
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