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Liberian Stars View Liberia’s first and number one International entertainment media company. LSV Inc. Our company website links:

Website: liberianstarsviews.com

Founded by U.S base, Liberian born, Augustina Kou Monpleh alias “First Lady”, a name she earned due to being the first Liberian, Entertainment blogger who started promoting her country’s Arts & Culture, internationally. Liberian stars view started in 2005, as an effort to create a medium through which the Liberian entertainment industry could attain some publicity. The company was focused on showc

asing the Liberian entertainers in the music, film, fashion, and general entertaining industry. Liberian Stars View since its inception has now grown to a company that not only supports the entertainment industry in Liberia, but also is now operating from a Pan-African spectrum. The company has also spread, through the desire and passion of its founder, to include several humanitarian support foundations such the LSV foundation, in an effort to support the African community through donations, educational forums, and empowerment and enlightenment campaigns.

29/11/2025

Nigerians finally admit that Liberian Jollof is the best in Africa.

Happy birthday to Passion Night club, Eugene Nice!!
25/11/2025

Happy birthday to Passion Night club, Eugene Nice!!

When it comes to traditional textiles, not all “country cloth” is the same — and a lot of people don’t realize that. Man...
25/11/2025

When it comes to traditional textiles, not all “country cloth” is the same — and a lot of people don’t realize that. Many sellers are offering random woven fabrics from different countries and labeling them as Liberian country cloth, even when the patterns, texture, and weaving techniques are completely different.

If you purchased cloth from someone who handed you a fabric with no authenticity, no background, and no Liberian craftsmanship behind it, please continue to order from them — not from me.
I am committed to selling only authentic Liberian country cloth, woven by Liberian hands, using Liberian techniques, carrying Liberian history.

This is not a call-out or a hate train. This is about business ethics, cultural respect, and product honesty.
Not everyone runs their business with the same level of integrity — and that’s okay. But as for me:

✨ I sell Liberian country cloth only.
✨ No mixed imports. No rebranded fabrics. No shortcuts.
✨ 100% authentic Liberian-made textiles.

If you’re looking for the real thing — the cloth that carries heritage, identity, and tradition — you’re in the right place with
[email protected]

21/11/2025

A single Liberian woman cries 😭 for help for her daughter due to a 15-year-old boy rapping her 8-year-old daughter. She says the boys parents using cash violence to “sweep the case under the rug” and that she needs urgent help to care for her “dying” daughter. THIS IS LIBERIA!!

21/11/2025

Have you ever seen a Liberian Chinese Man rapping in Kolo

Happy birthday to the talented J Slught, wishing you a productive day today. ❤️
21/11/2025

Happy birthday to the talented J Slught, wishing you a productive day today. ❤️

21/11/2025

HIV infection rates in Liberia.

36,000 Liberians are now living with HIV — and women remain the most affected. 🇱🇷According to UNAIDS, HIV cases in Liber...
20/11/2025

36,000 Liberians are now living with HIV — and women remain the most affected. 🇱🇷
According to UNAIDS, HIV cases in Liberia have risen from 34,000 to 36,000 this year.
The National AIDS Commission is calling for stronger support, better testing access, and more protection for women ahead of World AIDS Day on December 1.

Let’s spread awareness, not stigma. ❤️

Note: The full version of this article can be accessed on our page. 🙌🏼

“36,000 Liberians Now Living With HIV — Women Remain Most Affected, Says AIDS Commission”Liberia’s National AIDS Commiss...
20/11/2025

“36,000 Liberians Now Living With HIV — Women Remain Most Affected, Says AIDS Commission”

Liberia’s National AIDS Commission (NAC) has raised fresh concerns ahead of World AIDS Day, revealing that an estimated “36,000 Liberians are currently living with HIV”, This marks an increase from “34,000 last year”, according to the latest UNAIDS country estimates.

While the numbers may seem small compared to other countries, the rising trend is worrying — and the Commission says “women continue to be hit the hardest”,

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“Women Bear the Heaviest Burden”

The NAC Chairperson, Dr. Cecelia Nuta, stressed that “women remain the most affected group” in Liberia’s HIV landscape.
This pattern reflects wider trends across West Africa, where social and economic inequalities make women more vulnerable to infection.

A 2024 study shows that “only 57% of Liberian women aged 15–49 have ever been tested for HIV”!— meaning many women may be living with HIV unknowingly. Early diagnosis is the key to accessing lifesaving treatment, yet many still face barriers.

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What the Latest Data Shows

Recent public health findings reveal that Liberia is making progress, but still has a long way to go:

“36,000 people living with HIV (PLHIV)”
“74%” of people living with HIV know their status
“72%” of those who know their status are on treatment (ART)

These numbers demonstrate improvement, but Liberia remains below the global “95-95-95 goals”’(95% diagnosed, 95% on treatment, 95% virally suppressed).

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NAC Calls for Stronger Support

With “World AIDS Day approaching on December 1”, the NAC is urging:

“Increased “domestic funding” for HIV programs
“Stronger “prevention campaigns”
“Expanded “testing”, especially for women and youth
Improved access to “ART treatment in all counties

Dr. Nuta emphasized that Liberia cannot rely solely on international partners. Sustaining HIV programs requires Liberia’s own support and leadership.

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Why This Matters:

HIV is not just a medical issue — it’s a “public health, economic, and social equity issue”.
Women and young girls often face the highest risk due to:

Limited access to quality health services
Gender-based violence
Economic dependence
Stigma and lack of information

As the world moves toward ending AIDS by 2030, Liberia must strengthen its national response to protect vulnerable populations.

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Data Source:

“UNAIDS Country Profile — Liberia” (Estimate range: “30,000–44,000”
people living with HIV)
2024 public health study on HIV testing and treatment coverage in Liberia.

19/11/2025

Liberian people, which one of y’all na know what yanpen is? 🤣🤣🤣😭😭 It’s the shock and disbelief in her voice for us. 😭😭😭

Some Liberians on social media be loud and wrong, especially the ones who just started relearning about their culture, all of the sudden they swear they know more than the ones that have kept it 💯 24/7.

🎥 Alas // TikTok

19/11/2025

Dah who told this American geh can eat cassava leave red oil with fufu? 😭😭😭The restaurant she bought her food, couldn’t teach her about the food?
🎥 .lopixie// TikTok

19/11/2025

says y’all mon fear Bassa geh neh ohhh. 😂

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Founded by Ms. Augustina Kou Monpleh alias Liberian Entertainment first lady in 2005. LSV started in an effort to create a medium through which the Liberian entertainment industry could attain some publicity. The company is focused on showcasing talents.