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The Irish Embassy in Monrovia conducted a one-day monitoring visit to Balia Community, B**g County, to assess the RISE-LIBERIA project.

By:Ezekiel Galima Tokpah
February 18,2026

The three-month pilot project supports Climate-Smart Agriculture, Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLA), and leadership training.

Community stakeholders provided land for an agricultural demonstration site and seed bank. Materials, including farming tools and seeds, were distributed to farmer groups. Women farmers praised the project, saying it would improve their productivity and income.

They received L$20,000 start-up grants for VSLA groups and are contributing weekly savings. The Irish Embassy assured continued support, acknowledging the community's efforts in promoting the project.

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Johnsonville Public School Seeks Help to Clean Up.

By: Ezekiel Galima Tokpah
February 5, 2026.

The principal of Johnsonville Public School (JPS), Mr. William Ngafuan, is urging the Ministry of Education to provide financial assistance to fence the school compound. He says marketers have turned the school environment into a dumpsite, creating an unhealthy learning environment for students.

Mr. Ngafuan notes that Johnsonville Public School is one of the oldest in Liberia and deserves better conditions. He's also calling on the Environmental Protection Agency to intervene, saying students are learning in a poor atmosphere.

The school's situation highlights the need for improved infrastructure and waste management in Liberia's educational institutions.

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The Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) is currently informing press on today, January 27, 2026, criticizing President Joseph Nyuma Boakai's State of the Nation Address (SONA) as filled with "lies and misleading" information.

By: Ezekiel Galima Tokpah

The CDC claims Boakai's speech was an attempt to distract from the country's real issues, such as poverty, unemployment, and poor healthcare. They dispute the president's economic claims, citing widespread hunger, unemployment, and a weakening Liberian dollar.

Specifically, the CDC questions:
- The creation of 70,000 jobs, calling it "grossly exaggerated" and lacking evidence.

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PRIMA MATTRESS STORE in red light is currently gutter by Fire 🔥🔥 as citizens are seen looting the area.
Cause of the fire remains unknown.

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