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Boinsen farmers shift to lowland - Liberia news The New Dawn Liberia, premier resource for latest news
Farmers in Boinsen District, Electoral District One, Bong County, are shifting to lowland cultivation due to challenges, including a lack of access to seeds and tools. By Judoemue M. Kollie Bong, Liberia; July 22, 2025 – Smallholder farmers in Boinsen District, Electoral District One, Bong County, lack access to essential farming resources, such as improved seeds and tools, to enhance productivity. However, with the help of Mr. Kesseh Yeleboe, a…
LIBERIA’S US$47 MILLION WORLD BANK-FUNDED IRISE PROJECT DELIVERS NEW SECONDARY SCHOOLS FOR RURAL STUDENTS - Smart News Liberia
MONROVIA – President Joseph Nyuma Boakai is set to dedicate two newly completed senior secondary schools under Liberia’s largest World Bank-funded education project aimed at transforming the nation’s struggling secondary school system. The initiative, known as the “Improving Results in Secondary Education” (IRISE) Project, is a US$47 million program launched to address widespread disparities in access to quality secondary education, with a focus…
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