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Liberia just launched a $103.9 million program to help farmers fight climate change while feeding the nation. The five-year project will reach seven counties with better farming methods, restored land, and new economic opportunities.
Two West African nations are joining forces to unlock ocean economy opportunities and create jobs for young people across the continent. The partnership could help African maritime professionals compete on the global stage.
A Liberian senator just announced $1.2 million in funding and 50 acres of land to build a new hospital that will bring healthcare to thousands in Bong County. The announcement came during a celebration honoring 29 graduates who completed entrepreneurship training to launch their own businesses.
Two West African nations are joining forces to transform Africa's maritime industry into an engine for jobs and growth. The partnership aims to train young Africans for global shipping careers while boosting regional trade.
A new maternal health unit in eastern Liberia is saving mothers and babies by convincing women to deliver at hospitals instead of home. The facility now hosts expectant mothers in their final weeks, providing safe shelter and immediate medical care when complications arise.
In a rural Liberian town where menstrual health information has been scarce, 40 women and girls gathered for a groundbreaking day of education that's breaking down stigma and building healthier futures. Four local organizations joined forces to create a safe space for conversations that many participants had never experienced before.
Liberia just received 25 brand-new ambulances to reach patients in remote areas where medical emergencies often meant dangerous delays. The vehicles will serve government hospitals and clinics nationwide, bringing lifesaving care closer to those who need it most.
Liberia is taking swift action to protect its people from a new Ebola outbreak in central Africa, launching comprehensive health screenings at all entry points. The West African nation, which overcame a devastating Ebola crisis a decade ago, is using hard-won expertise to stay ahead of the threat.
Scientists across Africa are joining forces in Liberia this week to launch a groundbreaking initiative that puts African researchers at the helm of discovering treatments for future disease outbreaks. The move comes as the continent works to strengthen its own scientific capacity after years of depending on outside help during health crises.
Community activists in Liberia successfully pushed regulators to shut down an illegal gold mining operation that was polluting their water supply. The Environmental Protection Agency acted within days of receiving complaints from four towns whose creek had been diverted without permits.
Ghana's under-17 women's soccer team dominated Liberia 6-0 in their World Cup qualifier, giving young female athletes another stage to shine. The Black Maidens now carry a commanding lead into next weekend's second leg.
After Ebola devastated its healthcare system a decade ago, Liberia just earned a 96% excellence score for its transformed public health response. The nation now boasts 99% disease surveillance coverage and has zero Ebola cases despite outbreaks in neighboring countries.
A leading physician in Liberia is pushing for better support and resources for the country's nursing workforce, calling them the backbone of healthcare delivery. His plea comes as nurses face equipment shortages and overwhelming patient loads.
Liberia's capital is getting a major sanitation makeover with new regulations and a community-powered waste collection system launching in 2026. The city is partnering with local enterprises to transform how 1.5 million residents handle trash and protect their environment.
A Liberian man turned grief into giving by founding a charity in his mother's name, delivering food and supplies to 23 women battling mental illness during Mental Health Awareness Month. His donations help fight the stigma these patients face daily.
More than 750 students gathered in Gbarnga for Liberia's first student-led chemistry symposium, showcasing hands-on science projects from water purification to sustainable agriculture. Teacher Adam Jarto Kallon organized the historic event to help students move beyond textbooks and apply science to real-world problems.
Liberia's Health Minister Dr. Louise Mapleh Kpoto received a WHO Certificate of Appreciation for her leadership in reducing tobacco harm. The recognition marks Liberia's growing role in global public health efforts.
Liberia's Environmental Protection Agency shut down an illegal gold mining operation that polluted drinking water for entire communities in Gbarpolu County. The company must now restore the land, protect water sources, and meet strict environmental standards before reopening.
Liberia's Central Bank just earned a seat at the table with 171 countries working to protect economies from climate risks. The West African nation can now tap into cutting-edge research and best practices to build a greener, more resilient financial system.
Liberia and the United States just signed a groundbreaking agreement that will help protect fish stocks, fight illegal fishing, and boost the nation's growing ocean economy. The partnership lets coast guard officials from both countries team up on vessels to tackle maritime crime together.
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