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06/05/2025

CANAL+ Delegation Strengthens Partnership with CAF during Visit to Headquarters in Caro.

David MIGNOT, representing CANAL+ Delegation, made a visit to CAF HQ in Cairo today where he met with CAF General Secretary, Veron Mosengo-Omba. The two leaders took the opportunity to look back on their longstanding partnership and discussed ways to enhance their collaboration in the future.

Having worked together successfully for many years, both organizations were keen to explore new opportunities for growth and development. The meeting was filled with productive discussions and ideas for how they could continue to work together to bring top-quality football coverage to fans across the continent.

Overall, the visit was a positive and fruitful one, with both parties excited about the potential for their partnership to evolve and grow even stronger in the coming years.

By: Chris N. Dennis
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06/05/2025

PRESS ADVISORY

Minister Jallah Reaffirms Liberia’s Commitment to Foundational Learning at High-Level Global Forum, in the United States of America


MONROVIA, LIBERIA MAY 5, 2025

The Minister of Education of the Republic of Liberia, Dr. Jarso Maley Jallah served as panelist in a high-level convening on the sidelines of the 2025 World Bank/IMF Spring Meetings, held in Washington DC USA.

As the World Bank /IMF meetings wrapped up, Minister Jallah was invited by the Brookings Institution and Human Capital Africa to serve as a panelist in a unique convening that brought together Ministers of Finance and Ministers of Education.

Serving as discussants were Dr. Obiageli “Oby” Ezekwe, Founder - Human Capital Africa, Ben Piper, Director Global Education Program - Gates foundation, Laura Frigenti, CEO- Global Partners for Education---Emily Gustafsson-Wright, Senior Fellow- Brookings , Dr. Luis Benveniste- Director for Education-World Bank , and other leading development partners, private sector stakeholders, and philanthropies.

The convening titled , “The Economic Case for Prioritizing Foundational Learning in Africa,” moderated by Dr. Modupe Olateju, and Prof. Landry Signe', centered on solutions-driven dialogue on prioritizing foundational learning as a strategic lever for Africa’s economic growth.

The forum offered a shared space for Finance and Education Ministers to shape a collective vision for sustainable investment in foundational learning.

In her deliberations, Dr. Jallah outlined Liberia’s strong emphasis on foundational learning, with specific reference to the upcoming Excellence in Learning project ( EXCEL), an initiative purposed to advance foundational learning in Liberia.
“Liberia’s future lies in the classroom—and we are building it step by step,” she affirmed.

For factual, credible information and balanced updates please follow the MoE page @ Ministry of Education-Liberia or kindly visit the MoE website @ moeliberia.com and

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05/05/2025

Update 🗞️🇱🇷!!

Hon. J. Fonati Koffa is name former Speaker in the house of representatives updated gallery which spotlight past and present speaker's of Liberia.

A portrait display with details entailing that Hon. Koffa have the shortest tenure in the country history as speaker. From 2024-2024 ✍🏻

What do you think about this development?!!

04/05/2025

America 🇺🇲
Breaking News!
THE BLIND WILL SEE AGAIN!

The World Richest Man Elon Musk has announced that, in less than 12 months from today, even those who were born blind will be able to see with their Neuralink Blindsight.

Neuralink is developing a brain implant called "Blindsight" that aims to restore vision in people who are blind by stimulating the visual cortex.

This is huge and will go a long way to help those who lost their sight or those who were born blind.

He spoke in an exclusive interview on Fox News.

04/05/2025

04/05/2025

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02/05/2025

President Boakai Recieves Liberia Football Association( LFA) Leadership; Advances National Football Development

The Liberia Football Association leadership led by President momed by H.E President Joseph Nyuma Boakai Sr., at the Executive Mansion to discuss collaborative strategies aimed at enhancing football development across the nation.

Other members of the LFA delegation included:
Prof. Sekou W. Konneh, 1st Vice President, Hon. Saye-Taayor A. Dolo, 2nd Vice President, Mr. Pawala Janyan, Executive Committee Member and Mr. Emmett Crayton, General Secretary.

According to Executive Mansion, President Boakai emphasized his administration’s commitment to leveraging sports as a catalyst for national unity and youth empowerment. He acknowledged the pivotal role of football in fostering community engagement and providing opportunities for young Liberians.

“Football serves as a unifying force that brings our people together and offers a pathway to personal and national development,” stated President Boakai.

Adding, “We are dedicated to working closely with the LFA to elevate Liberian football to new heights.”

LFA President Mustapha Raji expressed gratitude for the President’s support and outlined the association’s initiatives to expand youth leagues, enhance coaching standards, and seek international partnerships to elevate the standard of Liberian football throughout the country.

The meeting concluded with a reaffirmation to create sustainable growth and success for Liberian football at all levels.

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02/05/2025

In the United States, Vice President JD Vance Says ‘Judges Aren’t Allowed to Control’ Trump’s Legitimate Power

“If you tell the President of the United States he can’t deport illegal criminals, you’re simply saying he can’t be President. We reject that ruling.”

JD Vance dismisses anti-Trump ruling: A judge ‘doesn’t decide’ president has no right to deport immigrants under Alien Enemies Act.

A judge doesn’t have the authority to tell President Donald Trump that he cannot deport immigrants under the Alien Enemies Act, Vice President JD Vance declared during a Fox News interview Thursday.

His declaration followed the ruling earlier Thursday by Trump-appointed Texas District Judge Fernando Rodriguez that it was “unlawful” for the administration to use the 18th Century war-time law to detain and deport alleged Tren de Aragua members.

Vance claims Judicial Overreach affecting the balance of power that will not be allowed.

Source: Independent News UK

28/04/2025

JUST IN!!!

NPP, LPDP, and PUP Condemn Threats of Chaos

“Our Attention is particularly drawn to utterances by some opposition political parties that tend to threaten our peace.

We must remind these parties that Liberians are wary of conflict. To those of you championing instability against the Republic, be reminded that you are not living in Liberia alone. We are here too. We will defeat you and the motherland will remain”, LPDP Chairman Kollie said.

The joint statement is in an apparent response to former Vice President Jewel Taylor’s threats of chaos that was supported with cheers by leaders of CDC, ANC, MOVEE, and CMC attending the meeting.

NPP is the party of former Vice President Taylor that is now a breakaway member of the CDC along with LPDP.

More than 20 opposition parties along with the ruling party condemned the threats in separate press conferences.

In attendance at today’s press conference was Moses Kollie, Weah’s former head of Liberia Civil Aviation Authority and a onetime ally of the former President. He spoke on behalf of the LPDP.

27/04/2025

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