VOINJAMA, Lofa – The Female Journalists Association of Liberia (FeJAL) with support from the Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) over the weekend launched Liberia’s Financial Education and Literacy Program in Voinjoima City, Lofa County. The event held on Saturday July 12, 2025, brought together over 300 stakeholders including youths, women, Daily Savings (VSLA) Groups, civil society groups...

Kakata, Margibi County – Agriculture in Liberia is a major sector of the country’s economy worth 38.8% of the GDP, employing more than 70% of the population and providing a valuable export as defined by the UN. Liberia has a climate favorable for farming, vast forests, and an abundance of water yet low yields, good soils for crop production, Liberia has long suffered from food insecurity...

By: Christiana Mabande The sole farm Patience Cooper depends on for a living took serious damage this year from climate change, which made her desire to send all five of her kids to school diminished. According to 35-year-old Patience, the corn farm didn’t yield as much as expected, which made it harder for her to keep her children in school while still providing for other requirement...

She is assigned to the Daily Observer Newspaper to horn her news reporting and writing skills for the professional world of journalism. Quenelle is a part of 5 young women in the Young Reporters Internship Fellowship of the Female Journalists Association of Liberia under the Year III USAID Media Activity with Internews. The Observer has published over 10 quality contents from Quenelle...

Far away in Karnplay, Nimba County,  is one of our enterprising mentee Vivian Woyah from the Karn Voice of Peace, who is producing captivating reports about women activities with archaeology and agricultural practices. Vivian’s recent report featured on Soundcloud focuses on the impact of climate change on the agricultural sector and the women in that industry in Karnplay. From being...