According to him, despite submitting all required documents months ago, the team’s budgetary allotment remains stalled at the Finance Ministry without explanation. Vorkpor warned that failure to meet international participation requirements could have severe consequences for Liberia. “If we don’t submit the necessary documents or participate, Liberia risks suspension from international deaf sports competitions,” he cautioned. Expressing frustration over what he termed systemic marginalization, Vorkpor emphasized that deaf athletes deserve equal recognition and respect. We are in urgent need.”Vorkpor also disclosed that the situation is drawing international attention, with partners questioning the government’s treatment of deaf athletes.

The government is using diplomatic and so diplomatic approaches don’t come to a conclusion overnight. We cannot go back to war.”Euodia T. Gbatoe, Gender Activist: “In my view, the Liberian government is not handling the situation the right way. I think the government is hiding something from the citizens regarding this border issue and it’s the wrong way they are proceedings. Boakai today in the MRU talks.”Titus B. Pakalah, rights activist: “I think the government’s response to the Guinea, Liberia border situation has been too slow and somewhat inadequate, especially considering that this involves a breach of Liberia’s territorial integrity. By President going to Guinea to meet Guinean President, I must applaud him for that.

Onlookers inspect damage to the bridge crossing the Ga-Selati River, just outside Phalaborwa, on January 16, 2026, following heavy rains over much of the Limpopo Province, South Africa [Paul Botes/AFP]WMO State of Climate report confirms 2015-2025 are the hottest 11 years on recordEarth’s energy imbalance is the highest in a sixty-five-year recordThe ocean has been absorbing about eighteen times the annual human energy use each year for the past two decadesExtreme weather impacts millions and costs billions

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MADRID, SPAIN – In a significant move for Liberia’s sports diplomacy, the Minister of Youth and Sports, Cornelia Wonkerleh Kruah, has initiated high-level discussions with the Real Madrid Foundation aimed at forging a strategic partnership to expand youth development through football. Discussions centered on potential cooperation in:Sports-based educationYouth empowerment and mentorship,Community-driven social inclusionWhile the partnership is currently in the exploratory stage, both the Liberian delegation and the Real Madrid Foundation expressed strong optimism about establishing a structured framework for long-term collaboration. She noted that partnerships with globally recognized institutions like Real Madrid are essential to creating sustainable opportunities. “We are committed to harnessing the power of sport as a catalyst for social transformation, particularly for our youth,” Minister Kruah stated. The Real Madrid Foundation, the social arm of the world-renowned football club, is globally acclaimed for promoting education and social inclusion through sport.

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Tweah is standing trial with four other former officials of the Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) administration: Cllr. Nyenati Tuan (former Acting Justice Minister/Solicitor General), Stanley S. Ford (former FIA director), D. Moses P. Cooper (former FIA comptroller), and Jefferson Karmoh (former National Security Adviser to President George Weah).

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NAIROBI, Kenya, 26 March 2026 -/African Media Agency(AMA)/ – BFA Global and FSD Africa today announced $273,000 in follow-on funding and venture-building support for four early-stage alumni of previous Triggering Exponential Climate Action (TECA) venture-building program cohorts. We are proud to partner with BFA Global to provide additional support to these deserving businesses doing such important work. TECA (Triggering Exponential Climate Change Action) is an initiative by BFA Global that supports climate-focused startups in emerging markets. FSD Africa – previously known as Financial Sector Deepening Africa – was founded in 2012 and is based in Nairobi, Kenya. For more information, please visit : https://www.fsdafrica.orgThe post Four Climate Ventures to receive US$273,000 in Follow-on Support from BFA Global and FSD Africa appeared first on African Media Agency.

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