By: Nukanah Kollie | IFAJ/Alltech Young Leader | kollienukanah94@gmail.com London, United Kingdom —In a packed conference hall in central London, as policymakers, scientists, agribusiness leaders and farmers debated the future of food, one message rang out with clarity: innovation alone will not transform agriculture  alignment will. At the recent forum hosted by Economist Impact, Michael Keller, Secretary General of the …

By Nathan Kollie  Citizens of Gboawuta Panta District, Bong County, are celebrating a new development in the area’s agricultural sector following the official dedication of a palm processing factory established by Olivia’s Farm, headed by Miss Olivia Paye. The dedication ceremony drew a large gathering of community members, traditional and local leaders, smallholder farmers, and development partners who came together …

By Judoemue M. Kollie GBARNGA, Bong County – Efforts to reposition Liberia’s coffee sector are gaining renewed momentum as the International Trade Centre (ITC), in partnership with the Farmers Union Network of Liberia (FUNL), intensifies support to coffee farmers through a comprehensive cooperative governance training program. The workshop, funded by the European Union (EU) under the ACP programme, is being …

By: Richard Williams /0775339618/ 0881084573/richardwilliamsp30@gmail.com Suehn Mecca, Bomi county- The French Ambassador to Liberia, Isabelle Le Guellec, has commended the impact of the REALISE Project following a field visit to Suehn Mecca District in Bomi County. Speaking during the visit on Thursday, Ambassador Le Guellec expressed satisfaction with the level of progress achieved under the program, noting that it is …

By LAEJN Editorial Team Before the intervention of Conservation International (CI), women fishmongers in Robertsport, Grand Cape Mount County, faced persistent challenges in securing and managing their earnings. Operating almost entirely in cash, many had no safe place to store money and no reliable system for tracking daily income or expenses. After long days in the market, profits were often …