BanaBridge News

05/07/2026

The Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) typically releases its annual country scorecards in November each year, usually in the first half of November, though some years it slips into later November.

Don’t listen to the propaganda!

03/20/2026

🎉 BIG NEWS! BanaBridge TV is now on the Apple App Store! 🍎📺

We’re proud to announce that BanaBridge TV is officially available on iPhone and iPad — bringing powerful African stories, movies, series, and documentaries straight to your fingertips.

From Liberia to the world, we are building a platform that amplifies our voices, our culture, and our stories like never before.

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03/10/2026

Liberia’s renewable energy sector is seeing more women step forward. For the first time, women from the Rural and Renewable Energy Agency (RREA) joined the national celebration of International Women’s Day, highlighting the growing role of women in expanding energy access across rural communities.

At the event, First Lady Kartumu Yarta Boakai called for stronger investment in women’s education, leadership, and economic empowerment as a pathway to national development. The celebration also honored prominent Liberian women including Nobel Peace Prize laureate Leymah Gbowee, Facia Boyenoh Harris, and Sara Beysolow Nyanti for their contributions to peacebuilding and women’s leadership.

The participation of RREA women reflects a broader shift as more Liberian women take active roles in sectors like renewable energy, helping drive sustainable development and rural electrification across the country.

Read the full story on BanaBridge News 👉 https://banabridgenews.com/energy-sector-women-step-into-the-spotlight-at-liberias-international-womens-day-celebration/

MONROVIA, Liberia: Women working in Liberia’s renewable energy sector took a visible step forward this year as staff

03/05/2026

CDC Secretary General Jefferson Tamba Koijee has criticized what he describes as growing tribal politics and political manipulation affecting Lofa County. The former Monrovia Mayor also questioned the circumstances surrounding the removal of former LIS Commissioner Steve Zargo, raising broader concerns about governance and unity in Liberia. Read the full story on BanaBridge News. 👉

Monrovia, Liberia — The Secretary General of the Congress for Democratic Change (CDC), Jefferson Tamba Koijee, has voiced

03/02/2026

On the streets of Monrovia, women are not just selling goods — they are sustaining families, driving the informal economy, and powering Liberia’s daily commerce.

From fresh vegetables and plantains to eggs, textiles, and household essentials, market women form the backbone of local trade. Yet while participation is high, global data shows that legal protections and support systems for women in business still lag behind.

Our latest data story explores what the numbers reveal about women, business, and the law in Liberia — and why closing the gap between policy and practice matters for economic growth.

Read the full analysis and join the conversation: 👉 https://banabridgenews.com/liberias-gender-legal-landscape-laws-in-place-systems-lag-far-behind/

Monrovia, Liberia: A new World Bank assessment tracking legal barriers and implementation gaps in women’s economic rights reveals that

02/18/2026

The road debate in Liberia just got deeper.
Former Public Works Minister Ruth Coker Collins says the Zwedru corridor didn’t happen by chance — it was engineered, funded, and phased long before today.
She’s now calling for facts over politics in the national infrastructure conversation.
See the full BanaBridge News follow-up story:

02/13/2026

Court to sentence Prophet Key to 6 months in prison today, February 13, 2026.
Stay tuned and join our live broadcast as we bring you the latest developments from the courtroom.

02/11/2026

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02/08/2026

📲 Download BanaBridge TV on Google Play Store
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