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Tweah Warns Education Crisis Could Become Liberia’s Next Security Threat - FrontPageAfrica (opens the original)
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MONROVIA — Former Finance and Development Planning Minister Samuel Tweah has warned that Liberia’s failure to provide quality education to its citizens could evolve into a national security threat, cautioning against efforts to lower academic standards simply to increase pass rates. Tweah said that while successive governments have made efforts to expand access to education, the quality of education remains a major concern, particularly amid what he described as a declining appetite for knowledg
Liberia: Senator Dopoh Backs Enforcement of Cybercrimes Law, Advances Recommendations For Smooth Implementation - FrontPageAfrica (opens the original)
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MONROVIA – As political debate intensifies among officials of the Unity Party(UP)- led Government and opposition politicians on the new Cybercrime Act of 2025, the Chairman of the Senate Committee on Posts and Telecommunications Senator Francis Dopoh has outlined the significance of the legislation and proffered recommendations to prevent persistent and deliberate violations of the law in Liberia. The Cybercrime law was introduced in the 54th National Legislature during the administration of ex-
Liberia's Forgotten Cradle: Rep. Benson Demands Budget Justice for St. Paul River's Historic Towns - FrontPageAfrica (opens the original)
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MONROVIA – Along the winding banks of the St. Paul River, a cluster of settlements older than the Liberian republic’s modern institutions sits in quiet disrepair. Potholed roads swallow vehicles whole. Clinics operate without adequate staff or supplies. Schoolchildren study in buildings that have not seen a fresh coat of paint, let alone a renovation, in a generation. These are not remote, unknown villages — they are Arthington, Clay-Ashland, Millsburg, Royesville, and Cheesmanburg, five of the
Liberia: Bishop Brown Cautions Opposition Leaders Amid Ongoing Collaboration Talks - FrontPageAfrica (opens the original)
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Monrovia — Former Liberia Council of Churches President, Bishop Kortu Brown, has urged opposition politicians to approach Liberia’s political challenges with greater responsibility, cautioning them against allowing the pursuit of political power to overshadow the national interest. Brown, who is Founder and General Overseer of the New Water in the Desert Apostolic Pentecostal Church, said Liberia’s political class has a responsibility to create an environment where disagreements can be managed t
Liberia: Cummings Draws Lessons from CPP Collapse, Urges Opposition Unity Ahead of 2029 - FrontPageAfrica (opens the original)
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Monrovia – An early collaboration between opposition political parties in Liberia to democratically unseat the governing Unity Party (UP) led-government of President Joseph Nyuma Boakai could be haunted or stalled by the negative experiences which characterized and led to the dissolution of the once famous Collaborating Political Parties (CPP) in the country. It can be recalled that four political parties including the opposition Alternative National Congress (ANC), Liberty Party (LP), Unity Par
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