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AGL Renovates Harlandsville Public School (opens the original)
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AGL Liberia has renovated the Lower Harlandsville Public School System in Before Town, Buchanan City, Grand Bassa County, as part of its corporate social responsibility efforts aimed at improving the learning environment for students and working conditions for teachers. The intervention also includes the provision of 72 bags and nine computers to support the school. Speaking during the dedication ceremony, AGL Liberia General Manager Remi Ayikoue Amavi said the company was honored to support the
MOE Pushes for Real-Time School Data System (opens the original)
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MONROVIA, Liberia â The Ministry of Education is seeking to develop a real-time education data system that will enable authorities to monitor schools, teachers and students and make faster decisions based on accurate and timely information. The initiative forms part of the Ministryâs ongoing effort to develop a comprehensive Education Management Information System (EMIS) Policy, following a two-day stakeholder consultation held September 28â29, 2026, at Musu Spot in Congo Town. The consult
AGL Dedicates Expanded Pediatric OPD at JFK (opens the original)
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MONROVIA, Liberia â AGL Liberia has dedicated an expanded Pediatric Outpatient Department (OPD) at the John F. Kennedy Memorial Center, a project hospital authorities say will help improve the delivery of healthcare services to children and reduce prolonged waiting times. The dedication, held as part of AGL Liberiaâs Solidarity Day, marks the completion of a two-phase initiative aimed at addressing space constraints at JFKâs Pediatric OPD. The project initially provided three consulting ro
LBTS Urges Future Church Leaders to Stand Against Corruption, Social Ills (opens the original)
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The Liberia Baptist Theological Seminary (LBTS) has challenged 61 matriculated seminarians to reject corruption and other social ills and use their theological education to become agents of moral and social transformation in Liberia. The call was made Tuesday, September 22, 2026, during the seminaryâs sixth matriculation ceremony under President Rev. Dr. Momolu A. Massaquoi, held at the Bradley D. and Carolyn Brown Fellowship Chapel on the LBTS campus in Paynesville City. Religious leaders tol
Chief Justice Gbeisay Pushes Stronger Judicial Ties With France (opens the original)
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Liberiaâs Chief Justice Yamie Quiqui Gbeisay is pushing for stronger and more structured judicial cooperation between Liberia and France, as the Liberian judiciary seeks international partnerships to strengthen judicial administration, professional capacity, digital transformation and public confidence in the justice system. Chief Justice Gbeisay made the push during a high-level meeting Monday, September 21, 2026, in Paris with Christophe Soulard, First President of Franceâs Court of Cassat
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