LIBERIA SCHOOL OF ARTS AND CULTURE
In today’s edition of Arts and Culture, we are taking a tour of Liberia’s School of Arts and Dance, established to train the younger generation about the country’s rich cultural heritage.
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ENVIROSCOPE – Disappearing : Forest Covers in Nigeria
Today’s edition is a continuation of the series on forest cover but this time focusing on Nigeria – a country with an abundance of forest spread across the six geo-political zones. According to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization,…
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Turning our attention to Liberia, the Swedish government has made a commitment to boost its investment in the country’s business sector with a significant amount of over two million United States dollars. This new investment is set to take place…
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June 16 is the International Day of Family Remittances. Now this year’s observance theme focuses on the benefits that digital and financial inclusion bring when linked to remittances in helping remittance families achieve their own sustainable development goals (SDGs). The…
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AFRICAN HERO – NIGERIA’S MOSHOOD ABIOLA
Chief Moshood Kashimawo Olawale MKO Abiola was a wealthy man. He was richer than a country. He was influential and powerful. Abiola controlled virtually everything in his lifetime, from business, communications, and religion to politics, international affairs, and even sports.…
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