Education

The U.S. Government, through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), in partnership with the Liberian Ministry of Education, has launched the Liberia Foundational…

Assistant Labour Minister for Regional Labour Affairs Daybah Johnson is calling on filing clerks at the ministry not to allow people to use them or their position to get at their bosses in…

More than 100 auditors from Liberia’s public and private sectors have graduated with Continuing Professional Education (CPE) certificates from the Liberia Chapter of the Association of…

By Bill W. CooperA land tenure specialist, Richelieu O. Burphy has admonished graduates of the Harriet E. Parkinson High School about the critical role that the younger generation has to…

The Ministry of Education has announced a transformative US$8.4 million initiative designed to address longstanding challenges in Liberia’s education sector.The plan, spearheaded by…

The Liberia National Students’ Union (LINSU) has officially launched its Youth Peace-Building Initiative under the theme, “Digital Bridge-Enhancing Peacebuilding & Advocacy through…

By Linus FlomoThe recently launched Nekotech Work-Study Program, designed to offer international opportunities for young Liberians, is facing growing scrutiny amid accusations of lacking…

By Precious D. FreemanHundreds of students from the Monrovia Vocational Training Center (MVTC) took to the Japanese Freeway in a major protest on yesterday, demanding immediate reforms from…

By Moses J DawoeThe president of the William VS Tubman University (TU) in Harper, Maryland County, Dr. Olu Menjay, has secured 10 international scholarships for the university’s graduates,…

By Grace Q. BryantThe African Methodist Episcopal University (AMEU) has proudly graduated over 525 students with an urge to carry the legacy of the institution into the world, serving as…