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Liberia: Liberia’s Female Lawyers And UN Women Lead Bold Push For Gender Justice Reform

In a decisive stride toward advancing gender justice and strengthening legal protections, the Association of Female Lawyers of Liberia (AFELL), in partnership with national...

Liberia: Women Cooperative in Bomi County Seeks Support to Expand Farming

A women-led farming cooperative in Allasala Town, Bomi County, is calling for urgent financial and material support to expand its growing agricultural efforts and...

Liberia: Major Kidney Genomic Study In Africa Finds New Risk Factors

Africa’s largest-ever kidney genomics study identified new genetic risk factors that could reshape diagnosis and treatment for millions disproportionately affected by the disease. Drawing on...

Liberia: Lassa Fever Strikes Bong County: One Dead, Authorities Urge Vigilance

Bong County has confirmed the death of a patient diagnosed with Lassa fever, raising fresh concerns about public health preparedness in Liberia. County Health...

Liberia: Measles Outbreak in Bomi: 32 Cases Confirmed

By Ernest Kpehe Moibah | Bomi County Health authorities in Bomi County have confirmed a measles outbreak, with 32 positive cases recorded from 108 suspected...

Liberia: Bomi’s Mae Davis School on the Brink: 176 Pupils Trapped in Collapse

By Ernest Kpehe Moibah, Jr | Bomi County A deepening education crisis is gripping Suehn Mecca District, Bomi County, where Mae Davis Elementary Public School...

Newborn Hearing Project At JFK

In the sterile, bustling corridors of the John F. Kennedy Medical Center in Monrovia, a small but significant shift in public health policy took...

Liberia: Kartumu Yarta Boakai Foundation: Strengthening Performance and Sustainability in Liberia’s Development Space

The Kartumu Yarta Boakai Foundation for Humanity is positioning itself as a structured and evolving development actor in Liberia, with a clear focus on sustainability, institutional...

Sickle Cell Cure Could Be On Horizon For Africans

Daniel Beloymou Olomo/AFP via Getty Images A promised cure for sickle cell disease could be revolutionary for populations in Africa, where around 80% of the...

Delayed Policy Leaves Children Exposed to Undetected Lead Poisoning

When a Liberian mother brings her child to hospital with learning difficulties or seizures, doctors cannot check whether lead poisoning is the cause. There are...

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