HeyJaredTina S. Mehnpaine
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Fishermen Turn to God for Protection at Sea (opens the original)
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Sam Weah has just returned from his all-night fishing trip after three days of fasting and prayer. Customers who had been waiting on Popo Beach, New Kru Town, rushed to the canoe to make wholesale purchases to sell at retail in the Duala market, one of the most popular commercial hubs in Liberia. As usual, Weah and his co-fishermen came back safe and unharmedâa routine that has been ongoing for more than two decades. Weah attributed this good luck to an annual fast and prayer organized by the
The Long Wait for Fistula Surgery in Liberia - FrontPageAfrica (opens the original)
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For more than three years, Lorpu has lived with the constant leakage of urine and feces caused by obstetric fistula, a debilitating childbirth injury. The condition where a hole forms between the birth canal and the bladder or rectum. can result from prolonged, obstructed labour, often when timely medical care is unavailable. It afflicts almost 500,000 women and girls a year worldwide, with half of those in Sub-Saharan Africa, according to the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA). Lorpu develo
Sinoe Conservation Project Enters Phase Two to Empower Communities (opens the original)
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Before now, the road connecting Monah, Gbowee, and other towns in the Wedjah district was damaged. Motorbikes could not easily cross over; cars or trucks were a no-go zone. People here only commute on foot. Their cassava and other crops harvested could not be transported to Greenville, Sinoeâs capital, easily, leaving them at the mercy of a few motorbikes who rarely came along. So, when the Liberian NGO, the Integrated Development Learning (IDL), engaged them for a conservation project, the â
The Long Wait for Fistula Surgery in Liberia (opens the original)
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This story was supported by the Pulitzer Center. For more than three years, Lorpu has lived with the constant leakage of urine and feces caused by obstetric fistula, a debilitating childbirth injury. The condition where a hole forms between the birth canal and the bladder or rectum. can result from prolonged, obstructed labour, often when timely medical care is unavailable. It afflicts almost 500,000 women and girls a year worldwide, with half of those in Sub-Saharan Africa, according to the Uni
When Borrowing Becomes Luxury, the Needy Pay the Price (opens the original)
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Wood burned under the black pot fuels smoke to cook the porkâimported pig meat smuggled in a plastic bucket that Sarahâs daughter sells on the streets of Greenville to help pay back the 70,000 Liberian dollars Sarah borrowed from the Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee (BRAC) Liberia, a microfinance institution providing loans to women in low-income communities. Their community, the Down the Mangrove in Greenville, Sinoe County, carries the trademark of the vast hectares of mangroves, eco
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