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Mary's Meals Marks 20 Years of School Feeding in Liberia, Now Reaching 95,000 Children (opens the original)
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Mary's Meals Liberia marked two decades of school feeding on Wednesday, September 30, 2026, with a colorful parade through Tubmanburg and a ceremony at the Forestry Training Institute. The event drew students, partners, supporters, volunteers and community members to celebrate 20 years of providing nutritious meals to children in need. Mary's Meals began its school feeding program in Liberia in 2006, though it had supported communities in the country since the 1990s. Mary's Meals Liberia Country
Youth Demand Greater Political Space as 2029 Approaches (opens the original)
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As political parties begin positioning themselves for the 2029 elections, young political leaders from more than 15 parties are demanding a larger role in determining who leads the countryâand, more importantly, how political decisions are made. Their demands include 40 percent youth representation in political-party leadership at every level, the appointment of at least one young commissioner to the National Elections Commission (NEC), and stronger youth participation in the selection of cand
EU Commits €200K in Emergency Aid (opens the original)
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The European Union has pledged â¬200,000 in humanitarian funding to support communities across Liberia devastated by severe flooding and landslides that struck in late August, including the capital, Monrovia. * The emergency package will be channeled through the Liberian National Red Cross Society, which plans to reach 6,125 people in the five hardest-hit counties. Montserrado will receive support for 487 households, followed by Nimba (214), Bong (214), Grand Bassa (182), and Grand Cape Mount (
Ten CSOs Form Digital Rights Coalition (opens the original)
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Ten Liberian civil society organizations have formalized plans to establish a new digital rights coalition aimed at strengthening data protection, improving oversight of surveillance powers and promoting accountability for internet shutdowns. The organizations signed a founding Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) establishing the Digital Advocacy and Rights Alliance (DARA), a coalition that emerged from the WASCI Digital Rights, Advocacy, Activism and Security Training Program held in Monrovia ear
A Decade On: The World Is Still Listening to Liberia's Ebola Story (opens the original)
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Ten years after Ebola swept through Liberia and claimed thousands of lives, the world is still turning to this small West African nation for answers. On Sunday, in a wide-ranging conversation, Chris McCall of The Lancetâs World Report, the news section of one of the world's oldest and most trusted medical journals, sat down with Gregory T. Blamoh, Secretary General of the Liberia National Red Cross Society (LNRCS), to revisit an outbreak that reshaped the country's approach to public health e
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