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Video: ‘I Smile in Public and Die Inside’; New Mothers Suffer Alone With A Condition That Devastates Families
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Video: National ID Chaos: Frustration Grows as Banking Access and Other Services Denied Amid Enrollment Backlog. World Bank Funding For More Centers On Hold Because of Government Debt
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Video: As Rural Healthcare Struggles, One Lofa Entrepreneur Steps Up to Bridge the Gap
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Video: Experts Say Liberia’s Security Council Seat Could Strengthen Push for Climate Security, as U.N. High Court Issues Landmark Ruling
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video: Weekend Surges Threaten Sinkor Properties as Coastal Erosion Crisis Deepens
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Video: We’re Failing a Generation,” Experts Say President Boakai’s Drug War Lacks Urgency as Generation Slips Through the Cracks
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Video: As “Lifestyle” Diseases Surge, Ganta Hospital Leads Fight Against Diabetes
This story was produced in collaboration with New Narratives. Funding was provided by the Swedish Embassy in Liberia. The funder had no say in the content of the story. Jerome Saye contributed reporting….
Video: “We Have No Choice”: As Farms Fail, Rural Dwellers Turn to Charcoal Production in Renewed Threat to Liberia’s Forests and Global Climate Commitments
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Video: As Rainy Season Gets Underway, Disaster Agency Goes Unfunded with Hundreds of Thousands at Risk
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Video: Liberia’s New Tourism Authority Wants a Piece of West Africa’s Multi-Billion Dollar Tourism Sector But Challenges Abound
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Video: As Drug Crisis Grows Medical Experts Demand Amateur Rehabilitation Centers Be Shut Down As Desperate Families Drain Savings on Treatment That Fails to Deliver
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Video: A Proposed U.S. Remittance Tax Could Hit Liberian Families Hard
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Video: Liberia Unveils Emissions Reduction Plan: Targets 44 percent Cut by 2030
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Video: U.S. Aid Cuts Leave Thousands Without Promised Clean Water, Prompting NGO Intervention
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Video: Cost and Lack of Awareness Leave Millions With Poor Vision Limiting Children’s Education and Endangering Lives
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Video: Victims of LURD Rebel General ‘K1’ Say Five-Year U.S. Sentence Is an Insult to His Heinous Crimes and Demand He Is Tried in War Crimes Court
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Video: Can Whistleblower Boxes Help Solve Liberia’s Corruption Problem? The Anti-Corruption Commission Thinks So
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Video: Citizens in Liberia’s Capital Beg for Quiet as Environment Protection Authority Promises Crackdown on Noise Pollution
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Liberia: Martina Johnson, Warlord Charles Taylor Ally, Likely to Face Trial in Belgium
Summary: By Anthony Stephens, senior justice correspondent with New Narratives Martina Johnson, one of the most powerful commanders of Charles Taylor’s National Patriotic Front for Liberia (NPFL) rebel group, is expected to go on trial in Belgium next year for atrocities allegedly committed during Liberia’s first civil war. A court is considering evidence gathered during…
Liberia: Monrovia’s Citizens Beg for Quiet as Environment Protection Authority Promises Crackdown on Noise Pollution
By Aria Deemie, environmental reporter with New Narratives At 3 a.m. Richedna Kpanneh Tobii finally opened her books. The 21-year-old university student had learned that her densely populated neighborhood of Lakpazee, with more than 160,000 people, was only quiet enough for her to study in the middle of the night. Video clubs blasted matches past midnight….