Liberia

An EU-funded project is introducing new methods to help farmers with productivity; in particular, a new variety of rice, which takes only three months to mature, is a hope for the country's growing population

Liberian fishermen, mainly artisanal, have received outboard motors as a donation from the government and the Japanese people, in an effort to modernize the fishing sector

Over 60 aspiring journalists, public relations officers and public speakers have participated in the intensive training programs of the Liberia Institute of Media Excellence

5 communities in the municipality of Paynesville benefit from the clean-up campaign recently launched by Cities Alliance, covering solid waste management services through community involvement, sanitation and local awareness

The government has pledged to end illegal fishing in the country's territorial waters by ratifying international fisheries agreements

The project coordinator and management unit of the Liberia Electricity Corporation confirms that the EU has provided $44 million to connect more than 38.000 homes to electricity in and around Monrovia

As widespread power theft is crippling the sector, the US ambassador has warned Liberians and the government that together with some major partners they could withdraw their support to the sector if they fail to curb the theft incidence

Continuing its effort to assist the government in the fight against Covid-19, the Cummings Africa Foundation donated medical equipment, drugs and sanitary items to major health facilities in the three counties

The CEO of the National Oil Company encouraged young girls across the country to be hardworking and focused in whatever they do to achieve their dreams and aspirations

The country's electoral commission is seeking assistance from Nigeria to learn more about how to integrate biometric technology into the voter registration process and address the potentially high cost of the technology

Works for the elevated bridge around the ministerial complex in Congo Town, Monrovia are officially set to begin in early October this year

Graduates and relatives of the Booker Washington Institute living in the US have donated $10,000 to help repair damage the Institute, founded in Kakata in 1929, suffered from the violent storm of 16 May 2021