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USAID Liberia At 60 – An Enduring Development Partnership

USAID Liberia At 60 – An Enduring Development Partnership
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Carter Center, Ministry of Health Launch Mental Health Program for Pregnant Women

Carter Center, Ministry of Health Launch Mental Health Program for Pregnant Women
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Woman 64, Bags First Degree from Cuttington | Liberian Observer

The eldest member of the Cuttington University class of 2019-2020, Mrs. Lorpue Jaiway, at her Suakoko residence after the commencement convocation Cuttington University over the weekend had not only the regular and normal convocation ceremonies but also people in advanced ages to celebrate upon their completion of studies and all other requirements necessary to grant them a degree, each. The most advanced in age among the over 300 graduates was Lorpue Gayflor Jaiway, a sixty-four (64) year-old who never gave up on her dream to become a degree holder through hard work. In an interview with the Daily Observer, Mrs. Jaiway narrated how she began her University education at Cuttington in 1989 but could not continue due to the civil war, which began on December 24

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J-Palm CEO Urges UL Graduates to Serve Society

The Chief Executive Officer of J-Palm and commencement speaker at the second of four convocations of the University of Liberia (UL) 101st Class of 2020, Mr. Mahmun Johnson, has urged the graduating class that their being on earth is to serve a bigger purpose, which includes service to their community, country, and the planet. “Yes, it’s nice to have money, nice a car, a big house,” Mr. Johnson said. “But that isn’t the goal. That isn’t why we are here. We are here to be of service to our country; service to our community, and service to our fellow human beings.”

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Liberia: Tubman National Institute of Medical Arts Students Receiving Lessons In Dilapidated Structures

Liberia: Tubman National Institute of Medical Arts Students Receiving Lessons In Dilapidated Structures Liberia: Tubman National Institute of Medical Arts Students Receiving Lessons In Dilapidated Structures Share Monrovia – Disaster looms for students of the government-run Tubman National Institute of Medical Arts (TNIMA) who have to deal with the threat of learning in a dilapidated dormitory being used as classrooms. The dormitory at TNIMA, Liberia’s premier institution for training of physician assistants and nurses, FrontPageAfrica gathered, was shut down in 2015 by the then administration of the school due its decay state, but the current administration decided to use the dormitory as classrooms for students.

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