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Liberia is set to benefit from free medical surgeries, medical supplies, food assistance, spiritual support, and other humanitarian services. ‎‎The initiative is carried on by Jesus Ministry Church Global, an international Christian organization based in the United States. ‎‎Jesus Ministry Church Global provides medical supplies, surgical assistance, medication, food, clean water, clothing, free Bibles, and support to missionaries, while also working to strengthen local churches. The organization operates as a 501(c)(3) ministry registered in the state of Missouri.‎‎ Since its restructuring in 2018, the ministry has focused on demonstrating the love of Jesus Christ through spiritual, medical, and physical assistance…

Monrovia -The Director General-designate of the National Fisheries and Aquaculture Authority J. Cyrus Saygbe, Sr., has outlined an ambitious agenda to strengthen governance, expand local fish production, and safeguard Liberia’s marine and inland water resources if confirmed.‎‎ Appearing before the Liberian Senate Committee on Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries on Monday, January 19, 2026, Saygbe highlighted the critical role of fisheries and aquaculture in ensuring food security, creating jobs, and driving economic growth. He emphasized transparency, institutional reform, and enhanced support for local fishermen and fish farmers as key priorities.‎‎Saygbe stressed the need for stronger enforcement against illegal fishing, improved government…

‎By: Emmanuel Kerkulah ‎‎ Gbarnga, Bong County -The Mt. Sinai Baptist Church in Gbarnga City, Bong County, has honored James M. Kolleh, Representative of Bong County Electoral District #2, in recognition of his unwavering support toward the growth and development of the church.‎‎ The honor was bestowed during a special church service over the weekend, where Rep. Kolleh was presented with a certificate and a ceremonial gown of honor as a symbol of appreciation for his contributions to the church’s infrastructural and spiritual advancement.‎‎ Speaking during the presentation, church leaders praised the lawmaker for his consistent commitment to supporting faith-based…

Monrovia -‎The National Port Authority (NPA) has launched its Occupational Health & Safety and Fire Prevention Program to improve safety and emergency preparedness across all port operations. ‎‎ Speaking on behalf of Managing Director, Deputy Managing Director for Operations, Emmanuel Horton, said the program shows the NPA’s strong commitment to putting safety first. ‎‎He explained that the initiative moves the Authority from reacting to accidents to planning ahead, ensuring that safety systems, equipment, and training are fully integrated into daily port activities.‎‎ Mr. Horton noted that the port is not only a center for trade but also a workplace where…

‎The Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Naymote-Liberia to strengthen efforts in governance and the fight against corruption. ‎‎The agreement formalize a partnership to implement the Governance and Anti-Corruption Fellowship (GAF) Program, a two-year initiative aimed at training young leaders across the country. ‎The program targets emerging leaders, civic actors, university students leaders, and young professionals in the public sector. ‎‎According to the partners, the Fellowship will focus on building skills in transparency, accountability, and integrity. It is described as the first program of its kind in Liberia. ‎‎ Officials clarified that the MOU signing does…

Paynesville, Liberia -President Joseph Boakai has called on government ministries and agencies to prioritize Liberian-owned businesses as part of efforts to strengthen the national economy and promote local entrepreneurship.‎‎ The President made the statement recently during the official opening of Uptown Motors’ new showroom in Paynesville. ‎‎He said supporting Liberian-owned companies will help create jobs, keep money circulating within the country, and build the capacity of local investors to compete regionally and internationally. ‎‎President Boakai noted that when government institutions patronize local businesses, it sends a strong signal of confidence in their products and services. He stressed that economic growth…

‎By Emmanuel Kerkulah Gbartala, Lower Bong County –Francis M. Kollie Quapayy, Chief Executive Officer of the Nakanneh Community Health Initiative, has made a humanitarian donation to the ongoing 79th Annual Session of the Gbarnga District Conference- LAC/UMC of the United Methodist Church in Gbartala, Lower Bong County.‎‎ The donation included four (4) bags of 25kg rice, assorted non-food items, and ten (10) sacks of plastic water, aimed at supporting delegates and organizers of the annual church gathering. ‎‎Speaking during the presentation, Mr. Quapay said the donation was made in recognition of the important role the United Methodist Church continues to…

‎By: Staff Writer ‎‎ Bishop J. Nimely Donyen, Head of the Independent Catholic Church of Liberia, has donated construction materials and cash to support the reconstruction of the Zone 9, Depot 4 Police Station in the Rehab Community.‎‎ The police depot was destroyed by fire in December 2025, leaving residents without a nearby security post and exposing the community to increased criminal activities. Since the incident, locals have raised concerns over safety and the lack of police presence. ‎‎The donation was officially presented on Wednesday at the site of the burned facility. Bishop Donyen said his decision to assist followed…

‎The Liberia Civil Aviation Authority (LCAA) on Tuesday January 13, 2026 officially launched its Civil Aviation Master Plan (CAMP) 2025–2045.‎‎ The long-term strategic framework aimed at transforming and sustaining the nation’s civil aviation sector over the next 20 years.‎‎ Speaking at the launch, Director General Mr. Julius D. Dennis, Jr. described the Master Plan as a comprehensive roadmap designed to strengthen aviation safety, modernize infrastructure, and build local technical capacity through targeted training programs and strategic partnerships.‎‎ He emphasized that the plan aligns Liberia’s aviation development with international best practices while supporting sustainable growth across the sector.‎‎ At the same…

Monrovia, Liberia —The Center for National Documents and Records Agency (CNDRA), commonly known as the National Archives of Liberia, has launched an ambitious Five-Year Strategic Development Plan aimed at modernizing the country’s documentary heritage and repositioning the institution for national and global relevance.‎‎ Speaking at a ceremony held at the agency’s headquarters in Sinkor, Director General D. Nelson Bearngar described the launch as a historic milestone in the transformation of the National Archives.‎‎ He said the plan, titled “Five-Year Strategic Goals,” will serve as a roadmap for strengthening the agency’s capacity to effectively carry out its statutory mandate.‎‎ “Since we…