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In Gbartala, Senator Moye assured residents that vocational training opportunities would be introduced to empower young people with practical skills. In Gbartala, Senator Moye assured residents that vocational training opportunities would be introduced to empower young people with practical skills. These initiatives were primarily undertaken by the office of Representative Womba, with support from Senator Moye. While in Shankpallai, Senator Moye pledged to furnish the youth center with chairs, fans, and a DSTV set to enhance its usability for young people. Speaking on broader infrastructure development, Senator Moye reaffirmed the government’s commitment to improving farm-to-market roads across the country.
Washington, USA, 11 March 2026 -/African Media Agency (AMA)/- The World Bank and the Government of Tunisia are deepening their partnership to strengthen the country’s social protection system, with the World Bank Board of Directors approving US$90 million in additional financing for the Tunisia Social Development Promotion Support Project. The new financing will deepen these achievements, improving the effectiveness and long-term fiscal sustainability of Tunisia’s social protection system. “This additional financing reflects our continued commitment to supporting Tunisia in building a social protection system that is more comprehensive, adaptive, and resilient,” said Alexandre Arrobbio, World Bank Country Manager for Tunisia. “The reforms supported under this project go beyond cash transfers,” said Mohamed El Aziz Ben Ghachem, Senior Social Protection Specialist at the World Bank. The post Tunisia Strengthens Social Protection for Vulnerable Families with New World Bank Support appeared first on African Media Agency.
the President of the Republic of Liberia, Joseph N. Boakai, pertaining to the border disputes between Guinea and Liberia,” the statement read. Conflicting SignalsLast week, during a press conference in Monrovia, Ambassador Le Guellec was asked about France’s role in easing the tensions within the Mano River sub-region. She responded in a manner widely interpreted as suggesting a possible call between the two leaders:“To be very honest with you, because I need to get some instructions, I don’t know exactly what has happened… your president, President Boakai, seems to have called the French President. Ambassador Le Guellec also reiterated France’s commitment to supporting peaceful resolution efforts through regional and international bodies. Last week, FrontPage Africa sources indicated that President Boakai reportedly reached out to President Macron to intervene in the escalating border dispute, but the French leader declined.
“To those considering investment in Liberia’s fisheries, hear me clearly: we are open for business, but we are not open for exploitation. He added that the design for a national fisheries harbor is nearing completion, while construction of a new fisheries complex is expected to begin later this year. Recalling a December meeting in Monrovia with fisheries ministers from Benin, Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana, Nigeria, and Togo, he reaffirmed Liberia’s commitment to regional fisheries management frameworks. Policy Framework LaunchedThe conference also witnessed the launch of three key policy instruments expected to guide Liberia’s fisheries sector over the next decade. They include a ten-year national fisheries strategic plan, an investment plan and a public-private partnership strategy.
CDC Secretary General Mr. Jefferson Tamba KoijeeMonrovia- A supporter of the ruling Unity Party, Amara Konneh Jr., has raised questions about past political narratives surrounding Congress for Democratic Change’s (CDC) Secretary General Jefferson Tamba Koijee. He’s smiling out there and doing better for himself,” Mr. Konneh stated. He noted that this observation prompted him to reconsider earlier claims made about Mr. Koijee during the CDC’s time in power. The Unity Party supporter now questions whether those portrayals were politically motivated. “If he was truly a killer, where are the charges?” Mr. Konneh asked, highlighting the absence of legal action.
MONROVIA – The Chinese Embassy near Monrovia has officially bid farewell to the 17th China Medical Team and welcomed the 18th China Medical Team to Liberia during a ceremony hosted by the Liberian Ministry of Health. Webster Clayeh [email protected]The event brought together over 100 attendees, including: Liberia’s Minister of Health, Dr. Louise M. Kpoto, Chinese Ambassador Yin Chengwu, Members of the 17th and 18th China Medical Teams,Representatives from the John F. Kennedy Medical Center, the Medical and Dental Council, along with Liberia-China Friendship Organization. Expressing appreciation for the 17th China Medical Team’s service, the Chinese Ambassador welcomed the incoming 18th team as he described the transition as a symbol of enduring Liberia–China friendship and cooperation. Dr. Kpoto noted that China’s contributions includes support to hospitals specialized medical services, skills transfer programs, medical equipment and supplies, and so on. Reflecting on her personal experience, she shared that she benefited from training by a Chinese medical team member at JFK Medical Center.
“The passage of the Land Rights Act was a historic milestone, especially in recognizing customary land rights,” Mr. Kpakio told a room of stakeholders and international partners. EU Boosts Land Reform with €500kThe project received a significant boost from the European Union (EU), which provided a €500,000 grant. Mr. Kpakio hailed the contribution as “generous and impactful,” noting that the funding reflects a resurgence of international confidence in Liberia’s land governance. He further demanded that the SCALES project remain inclusive, insisting that women, youth, and persons with disabilities must be the primary beneficiaries of the reform. Reaffirming the Authority’s commitment, Mr. Kpakio pledged that the LLA will provide the necessary technical guidance and institutional framework to ensure the SCALES project does not become another stalled initiative.
Abuja— Otis Togbah Tarwoe has been named among Africa’s 100 Young Leaders and Innovators, emerging as the only Liberian recognized in the 2026 cohort of distinguished changemakers across the continent. As Founder and Executive Director of the African Center for Sustainable Development and Governance, Tarwoe leads initiatives designed to equip young people with practical skills, leadership insight, and opportunities for growth. Speaking following the recognition, Tarwoe described the moment as both significant and demanding. His approach integrates leadership training with policy engagement, ensuring that young leaders are not only inspired but also equipped to drive measurable change. Tarwoe’s inclusion among the continent’s top young leaders signals a broader shift toward recognizing individuals who are building systems and creating opportunities for long-term progress.
MONROVIA – In a decisive move to contain the growing crisis surrounding the Liberia Football Association (LFA) elections, the Ministry of Youth and Sports has summoned the LFA leadership and representatives of “Team Cassell” for separate high-level meetings on Tuesday, March 31. The injunction resulting from the case has effectively disrupted the election timeline, triggering concern among stakeholders and drawing the attention of international football bodies. The Ministry’s engagement with Team Cassell is expected to focus on the legal basis for the injunction, as well as other ongoing court actions tied to the electoral process. Quamie pushed back against suggestions that the Ministry is pressuring the LFA to alter its rules, noting that such regulations were adopted by stakeholders and must be respected. For now, Liberia’s football future hangs in the balance, with the Ministry’s intervention viewed as a critical step in averting a full-blown governance crisis.
MONROVIA – The Liberia National Handball Association (LNHA) has issued an urgent appeal to the Ministry of Finance and Development Planning (MFDP) to expedite the processing of travel funding for the National Under-18 and Under-20 teams ahead of a critical international assignment. By: Christopher C. Walker | 0777898224 / 0886723075 | [email protected]The national teams are scheduled to depart Monrovia on April 5 for Lomé, Togo, to represent Liberia in the IHF Trophy Africa Zone III Tournament. However, despite the LNHA submitting all required documentation for review, the final financial allotment remains pending. The LNHA maintains that it has fulfilled all the requirements and is now waiting on the government to act. “We are now pleading with the Ministry of Finance to fast-track this process before the April 5 deadline.
MONROVIA – The National Scrabble Association of Liberia (NASAL) has extended its appreciation to President Joseph Nyumah Boakai following the government’s expressed commitment to support the hosting of the 16th edition of the African Scrabble Championship (ASC 16). By: Christopher C. Walker | 0777898224 / 0886723075 | [email protected]The prestigious continental tournament is scheduled to take place in Monrovia in October 2026. Lester D. Morris Jr., President of NASAL, expressed gratitude for the executive branch’s responsiveness. “We are deeply honored by the positive reception from the Office of the President and the Ministry of State,” Morris said. “This commitment reinforces our confidence that Liberia will successfully host one of Africa’s most prestigious Scrabble events.
A deforested area in Polar Town, Neezonnie Clan, Grand Gedeh County, and Burkinabé migrants pose for a picture in B’hai District, Grand Gedeh County. The DayLight/Harry Browne and Samuel Jabba
