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The House of Representatives has ratified the second additional financing for Liberia's COVID-19 Emergency Preparation and Response Project between the Republic of Liberia and the International Development Association (IDA) with an objective to prepare and respond to the COVID-19 pandemic in Liberia.

As a means of motivating students across the country to develop interest in Sciences upon completion of high school, the state-run University of Liberia College of Health Sciences (ULCHS), in partnership with the United States-based partner universities Yale and Vanderbilt, is involved in recruitment for the second batch of students Camp xSEL (Excellence in Science Education for Liberia).

In October, Nigeria’s Vice President Kashim Shettima, who also serves as Chairman of the Board of Directors of Niger Delta Power Holding Company (NDPHC) sat with manufacturers at the Agbara Industrial Zone in Ogun State to discuss how the zone could be electrified.

Defence for Children Liberia (DCI-LIBERIA) alarms over skyrocketing of exploitative child domestic work in Liberia. 

Jails are routinely severely overcrowded and access to basic medical facilities is lacking

Barley a week after the United States Government sanctioned additional three top officials of the Government of Liberia for their alleged involvement in corruption, defeated Montserrado County electoral district#8 Representative Acarous Moses Gray has come in strong defense of the sanctioned officials, calling for thorough investigation.

The advance payments of US$37 million by HPX Group into the Liberian Government’s Revenue Account at the Central Bank of Liberia in December 2019 and March 2022 were a refundable gesture of goodwill, a government source says.

At the beginning of April 2022, the last part of the issues that have dominated the discourse on the global stage is the resignation of Brian Benjamin as Lt. Governor of New York. 

National Patriotic Party (NPP) Chairman emeritus Chief Cyril Allen has described the U.S. government’s sanctions against top Liberian officials as a basket that can't hold water.

Former Liberian warlord, Senator Prince Yormie Johnson of Nimba County says U.S. sanction has done him no harm while arguing that he has done nothing wrong therefore, the storm of sanctions from the United States of America does not frighten him.