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UL Professor To Lecture On Doctorate Research
A proven Professor of University of Liberia with expertise in International Relations and Foreign Policy Studies, Dr. Josephus Moses Gray will Thursday, January 16, 2020 provide lecture on…
INCHR Builds Journalists Capacity in Human Rights
The Independent National Commission on Human Rights (INCHR) with support from the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) has trained scores of Liberian…
American School Donates Computers To Joel Preparatory School
By Bill Weh Pyne The Albany Area School District in Minnesota, a US-based institution has donated several computers to the Joel Preparatory High School in TUSA field in Gardnerville,…
“Use Your Acquired Education For Societal Good” …President Weah Urges UL…
President George Manneh Weah has urged hundreds of recent University of Liberia graduates to use the knowledge acquired for the ultimate good of the Liberian nation and its people. The…
MOE’s Official Wants Consolidated Efforts To Employ NGO’s Trainees
By Alex Yomah An official of the Ministry of Education and Coordinator for the Technical Vocational Educational Training , Mr. Joseph Parker has craved authorities of Ministries and…
DEO Alarms Poor Performance In WASSC In Sanniquellie
District Education Officer (DEO) Esther Kpan , has frowned on the poor performance of several senior high schools in Sanniquellie, Nimba County. DEO Kpan, told the Inquirer in Sanniquellie…
Weah, McGill Lead UL Alumni Program Today
All is now set for today's activities of the Alumni Association of the University of Liberia across various countries including the United States of America (USA), Nigeria and Liberia will…
Former Deputy Minister Challenges UL Graduates
By Bill W. Cooper The former Deputy Gender Minster Lucia Massalee Yallah has challenged hundred prospective graduates of the University of Liberia (UL) and all members of the Alumni…
U S Embassy Withdraws Peace Corps Volunteers –Spokesperson Terms It As…
The United States Embassy in Monrovia has withdrawn all Peace Corps assigned and teaching at Government operated schools in Nimba with immediate effect.The United States Embassy’s…
Lincoln College Students Pay Visit To The INQUIRER
Students of the Mass Communication/Journalism Department of the Lincoln College of Professional Studies (LCPS) on Clay Street yesterday paid a professional visit to THE INQUIRER Newspaper.…