-For ‘Assaulting’ Examination Workers By R. Joyclyn Wea:j.wea@newrepublicliberia.com Four students from three high schools across Liberia have been banned from taking the West African Senior School Certificate Examination in the […]
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By Besha K. Kalinda ‘Due to the poverty and lack of information, many children in Liberia are forced to become friend of the rich. The poorest ones remain home; only […]
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-Says Amb. Leo E. Tiah The Executive Direction of Network for Positive Change (YOUNETPO), Amb. Leo E. Tiah has praised Liberian parents who are investing in the early education of […]
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The Government of Liberia (GoL) through the Ministry of Youth and Sports (MYS) in collaboration with its partners, specifically the United Nations Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has ended a […]
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Societies Of Unity- A Non for Profit Organization Wants To Register Youth For A Creative World. By Besha K. Kalinda Creativity in a given profession that puts you at the […]
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Today is World Teachers Day and we are celebrating the teachers across the country who are working to give our children a better future. The COVID 19 pandemic has had […]
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The new model that Liberia schools resum courses in covid-19 time are not reaching all children and those abandoned, the vulnerable doing work to survive. Since the closure of schools […]
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An alumnus of the School of Pharmacy at the University of Liberia, becomes Liberia’s first Health Toxicologist when he received his Master of Science degree in Toxicology (the study of […]
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By Contributing Writer: Julius Jeh It feels like a lifetime since the first Coronavirus cases were reported. In a sense, it also feels like yesterday that life was different. Work, […]
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ICampus kicked off the first of three COVID-19 Learning webinar discussions designed to engage citizens and stakeholders on the Corona Virus’ impact on education, the media and access to information. […]
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