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IAEA BEGINS FIVE-DAY RIGOROUS ASSESSMENT IN LIBERIA TO STRENGTHEN THE COUNTRY'S AGRICULTURAL CAPACITY A high-powered International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) delegation is in Liberia on a five-day assessment to advance food production in the Country. The International Atomic Energy Agency is a global organization that collaborates with partners, including the Food and Agriculture Organization, to utilize nuclear science in agriculture, improving crop varieties through radiation-induced mutation breeding. According to IAEA's Head of Technical Cooperation for Africa, Abdou Ndiath, the delegation will visit key areas in Liberia, including the Central Agricultural Research Institute (CARI), as part of the assessment. In an ELBC interview on Monday in Congo Town, Mr. Ndiath noted that the goal of the assessment is to support the Liberian Government's agricultural agenda where necessary. The International Atomic Energy Agency's Head of Technical Cooperation for Africa named capacity building as a key area the Agency will provide support to the Ministry of Agriculture. He praised the Liberian Government for its new agriculture agenda while urging full implementation of the policy for the advancement of the Country. Meanwhile, Agriculture Minister Dr. Alexander Nuetah re-emphasized the Liberian government's determination to accrue more opportunities for food production in Liberia. According to Minister Nuetah, the International Atomic Energy Agency's five-day assessment in the Country is part of the government's commitment to advance food production in the Country. The Agriculture Minister extended sincere gratitude to the International Atomic Energy Agency for its continued support to the Government and people of Liberia, highlighting IAEA's financial and technical support to the Ministry. He urged technicians at the Ministry of Agriculture to cooperate with the International Atomic Energy Agency's delegation to identify areas in the Country's agriculture sector that need improvement. Minister Nuetah believes the International Atomic Energy Agency's ongoing assessment in Liberia is a break of a new dawn for the Country's agricultural journey.

Enter, Message sent July 22, 2026, 2:30 PM by J Emmanuel: IAEA BEGINS FIVE-DAY RIGOROUS ASSESSMENT IN LIBERIA TO STRENGTHEN THE COUNTRY'S AGRICULTURAL CAPACITY A high-powered International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) delegation is in Liberia on a five-day assessment to advance food production in the Country. The International Atomic Energy Agency is a global organization that collaborates with partners, including the Food and Agriculture Organization, to utilize nuclear science in agriculture, improving crop varieties through radiation-induced mutation breeding. According to IAEA's Head of Technical Cooperation for Africa, Abdou Ndiath, the delegation will visit key areas in Liberia, including the Central Agricultural Research Institute (CARI), as part of the assessment. In an ELBC interview on Monday in Congo Town, Mr. Ndiath noted that the goal of the assessment is to support the Liberian Government's agricultural agenda where necessary. The International Atomic Energy Agency's Head of Technical Cooperation for Africa named capacity building as a key area the Agency will provide support to the Ministry of Agriculture. He praised the Liberian Government for its new agriculture agenda while urging full implementation of the policy for the advancement of the Country. Meanwhile, Agriculture Minister Dr. Alexander Nuetah re-emphasized the Liberian government's determination to accrue more opportunities for food production in Liberia. According to Minister Nuetah, the International Atomic Energy Agency's five-day assessment in the Country is part of the government's commitment to advance food production in the Country. The Agriculture Minister extended sincere gratitude to the International Atomic Energy Agency for its continued support to the Government and people of Liberia, highlighting IAEA's financial and technical support to the Ministry. He urged technicians at the Ministry of Agriculture to cooperate with the International Atomic Energy Agency's delegation to identify areas in the Country's agriculture sector that need improvement. Minister Nuetah believes the International Atomic Energy Agency's ongoing assessment in Liberia is a break of a new dawn for the Country's agricultural journey.

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Education Minister, Dr. Jarso Jallah, has pledged twenty-five scholarships to graduates of the Liberia School for the Blind and Inclusive Learning. The Minister made the pledge Friday during the dedication of an annex at the school, built through the Public Sector Investment Program. The annex has three classrooms, a science laboratory, solar power, water access, wash facilities and cooled administrative offices. Dr. Jallah said enrollment at the school has risen from sixty students to one hundred fifteen since the groundbreaking ceremony. She said procurement for renovating the rest of the campus is nearly complete and will ease overcrowding in the dormitory. The Minister also said the training of specialized teachers to serve across the national school system is now on the horizon. Dr. Jallah said inclusion must be reflected not only in documents and speeches but also in the actions of the Ministry. She cited Chevening scholar William M. Yassiah, a visually impaired man studying in London, as proof that disability should not limit ambition. She called on partners to supply learning materials and assistive technology, and said she would visit the School for the Deaf next.

Enter, Message sent Friday 2:29pm by Joetta: Education Minister, Dr. Jarso Jallah, has pledged twenty-five scholarships to graduates of the Liberia School for the Blind and Inclusive Learning. The Minister made the pledge Friday during the dedication of an annex at the school, built through the Public Sector Investment Program. The annex has three classrooms, a science laboratory, solar power, water access, wash facilities and cooled administrative offices. Dr. Jallah said enrollment at the school has risen from sixty students to one hundred fifteen since the groundbreaking ceremony. She said procurement for renovating the rest of the campus is nearly complete and will ease overcrowding in the dormitory. The Minister also said the training of specialized teachers to serve across the national school system is now on the horizon. Dr. Jallah said inclusion must be reflected not only in documents and speeches but also in the actions of the Ministry. She cited Chevening scholar William M. Yassiah, a visually impaired man studying in London, as proof that disability should not limit ambition. She called on partners to supply learning materials and assistive technology, and said she would visit the School for the Deaf next.

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Please correct ELBC NEWSLINE/ National Fishery J. YEAHGAR/ NOVEMBER/ 11/2026 The National Fisheries and Aquaculture Authority (NaFAA), in partnership with iCampus Liberia, has launched a seventeen month women’s fisheries incubator in Monrovia. The initiative aimed at empowering women and young female entrepreneurs across Liberia’s nine coastal counties. Speaking at the launch, NaFAA Director General J. Cyrus Saygbe described the initiative as a strategic investment in women, noting that their contributions to fish processing, marketing and distribution remain vital to Liberia’s fisheries industry. According to her, the program offers eligible women-led fisheries businesses an opportunity to strengthen their operations and access grants of up to twenty thousand United States dollars. For his part, iCampus Chief Executive Officer Luther Jeke said the program will provide grant financing of eight thousand, fourteen thousand and twenty thousand United States dollars to selected businesses emerging as winners of the initiative. He assured participants that the selection process would be transparent and accessible to eligible applicants across the various coastal counties. Meanwhile, the Assistant Minister of Small Businesses at the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Jekeh Koiyan, has encouraged women and young people to take advantage of the opportunity.

Enter, Message sent 11:52 AM by Joetta: Please correct ELBC NEWSLINE/ National Fishery J. YEAHGAR/ NOVEMBER/ 11/2026 The National Fisheries and Aquaculture Authority (NaFAA), in partnership with iCampus Liberia, has launched a seventeen month women’s fisheries incubator in Monrovia. The initiative aimed at empowering women and young female entrepreneurs across Liberia’s nine coastal counties. Speaking at the launch, NaFAA Director General J. Cyrus Saygbe described the initiative as a strategic investment in women, noting that their contributions to fish processing, marketing and distribution remain vital to Liberia’s fisheries industry. According to her, the program offers eligible women-led fisheries businesses an opportunity to strengthen their operations and access grants of up to twenty thousand United States dollars. For his part, iCampus Chief Executive Officer Luther Jeke said the program will provide grant financing of eight thousand, fourteen thousand and twenty thousand United States dollars to selected businesses emerging as winners of the initiative. He assured participants that the selection process would be transparent and accessible to eligible applicants across the various coastal counties. Meanwhile, the Assistant Minister of Small Businesses at the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Jekeh Koiyan, has encouraged women and young people to take advantage of the opportunity.

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