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Ministry of Education expands LEAP to hundreds of schools American researchers show government’s bold Public Private Partnership has improved outcomes in impoverished communities Path to financial sustainability positive as cost reduces to just $119 per […]

Eighty-one per cent of LEAP students are now proficient or basic readers LEAP students are seven times more likely to be proficient readers than their peers UNESCO’s Vice Chair of the Education Commission and Head […]

Following the recent decision by the Press Union of Liberia’s Elections Commission to reject Ms. Facia B. Harris from contesting the 2019 PUL elections, aspirant Harris has reacted strongly to the “very dangerous decision”, stating […]

The UN marked World Teachers Day on 5th October, twenty-five years since its launch in 1994. After a quarter of a century of global effort to improve learning outcomes, millions of teachers are still without […]

Liberian teachers will be celebrating World Teachers Day on 11th Oct 2019 alongside dignitaries and representatives from the Ministry of education honouring the profession that is shaping the future of Liberian youth. This year marks […]

With communities still suffering the crippling effects of civil war extending over decades, the Ebola outbreak hit our country with unrelenting severity. It was in the midst of this unprecedented crisis that I took the […]

Written by: Stephen B. Lavalah For far too long, the government and people of the Republic of Liberia have celebrated Independence Day in different forms and manners. From time immemorial, it has become a tradition […]

Liberian students, like many in Africa, often have to attend school on empty stomachs. The challenge of ensuring that children are fed in Liberia is an ongoing issue and many state and non-state actors are […]