The recent freeze of US funding for HIV programs in Liberia has raised alarms within the health sector, prompting government officials to reassess their strategies to support people living with HIV.
Every March 8, the world is flooded with glossy campaigns urging us to “accelerate action” and “inspire inclusion”. International Women’s Day has become a polished, PR-friendly spectacle where corporate sponsors preach empowerment while the women most in need of solidarity are left to fend for themselves.
With Liberia experiencing the lowest rate of school enrollment for girls, the Economic Community of West African States is intervening through its Monrovia mission to improve the situation.
Amid revelation by Liberia’s Minister of Finance and Development Planning that the country has lost US$51M in development assistance from the United States government, the National Civil Society Council of Liberia (NCSCL) has urged the government to go back to the drawing board.
Liberia's ambitious five-year healthcare program, aimed at reducing maternal and newborn mortality rates and improving overall healthcare delivery, is now on hold following the United States government's decision to cease all aid to the nation.
Sarah McGill Mulbah is a Liberian public-sector professional and budget specialist who serves as Assistant Minister for Budget at the Ministry of Finance and...
Fifty Liberian professionals have successfully completed a one-month AVoHC-SURGE training program designed to strengthen the country's capacity to respond to public health emergencies.
The state-run University of Liberia College of Health Sciences (ULCHS) has ended the fifth cohort and first Executive Mentorship Program with 25 participants completing the program and certificated.
The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), with support from Sweden, has donated 13 Toyota Land Cruiser vehicles and a motorbike to the Ministry of Health. The vehicles are in support of strengthening reproductive and maternal health services across the country.
