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Only 40% of Liberian Girls Stay in School, World Bank Report Reveals
Monrovia — About 60% of Liberia’s adolescent girls are out of school, trapped in early marriages, or sidelined from economic...
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Liberians React with Jubilation and Sorrow to Prince Johnson’s Death
Monrovia – The death of Nimba County Senator Prince Yormie Johnson has sparked a wave of tributes and reactions, with...
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Former Warlord and Politician Prince Johnson Dies at 72
Monrovia – Senator Prince Yormie Johnson, the controversial former warlord turned political figure, has been confirmed dead at the age...
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Supreme Court Questions Legality of Richard Koon’s Election as Speaker
MONROVIA – The Supreme Court of Liberia has raised doubts about the constitutionality of Representative Richard Koon’s recent election as...
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Senate Freezes Relations with House
MONROVIA -- The Liberian Senate has resolved not to conduct any legislative business with the House of Representatives until the...
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The Supreme Court’s Moment to Prove Justice Is Blind
Liberia stands at a critical juncture, and the role of the Supreme Court has never been more significant than it...
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Almost 500 Potholes in Monrovia and Its Environs
MONROVIA -- The Liberian Investigator has counted over 470 potholes in Monrovia and Paynesville, confirming the deplorable condition of roads...
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Supreme Court Orders Majority Bloc to Return to Status Quo
MONROVIA – The Supreme Court has ordered the breakaway group of lawmakers at the House of Representatives to cease all...
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Majority Bloc Declares Koon Speaker as Koffa Fights Back in Supreme Court
MONROVIA – Amid a legal challenge from Speaker Jonathan Fonati Koffa at the Supreme Court, the breakaway group of lawmakers...
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Speaker Koffa Takes Majority Bloc to Supreme Court Over Legislative Boycott
Monrovia – Speaker Jonathan Fonati Koffa and a group of lawmakers from the minority bloc of the House of Representatives...
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