Joyclyn Wea

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[Joyclyn Wea @RJoyclynwea]

Few scenes of what we are cooking for @newnarratives
On this piece with my Colleague Tete Gebro. Until then, kindly hit the link to read my join piece with @cyrus. Happy reading.https://t.co/w1Vv5C04x2

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I caught up with the ex–Chairperson of the National Election Commission of Liberia the day before she left the institution. We talked about her journey before public life, governance, women's leadership and representation, and where she goes from here.https://t.co/PDNI4Vz1Pg

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@TMehnpaine This is a great move. More rooms await you.

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Journalist Mental Health is Equally As Important As the Stories They Tell.

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“We Have Had So Many Dialogues.” Women Ask Why Their Needs Remain Unsolved

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Five years after Liberian organizations united to push for sexual and reproductive health rights, advocates say they have changed public debate, trained thousands of young people and won support from some religious leaders.

Read more: https://t.co/rRSL99WfpV

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@Mis_Conscience Best regards

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Liberian lawmakers and gender advocates are stepping up efforts to pass the proposed Women and Girls Protection Act of 2025, a bill aimed at ending female genital mutilation (FGM) while preserving Liberia's cultural heritage.

Read more: https://t.co/iqhPZDiQ9d

[Tina S. Mehnpaine @TMehnpaine]

In areas where access to former savings systems, such as banks and clubs, is limited, money clubs are helping farmers save and invest in farming. @thedaylight
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Taxed Into Shame: Ghana Gives Free Pads, Liberian Girls Cut Up Diapers https://t.co/gl1HTjeBk4 via @FrontPage Africa Online

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Young Liberians met with former President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and other senior leaders in Monrovia recently for a rare intergenerational dialogue on the country’s past and future.
Click to read more: https://t.co/jOP8OLCXiJ

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In the lead up to the launch of the latest Global Hunger Index Liberia remains among the world’s most food insecure countries, with one in three people undernourished and progress against hunger barely shifting despite decades of interventions.

Read more: https://t.co/a22PEoMTWG

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Plans are on the way for the Liberia Electricity Corporation to transition to a smart meter system. When implemented, this system is supposed to detect power theft in real-time, and improve service delivery.

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Keeping up with these different legislations has always been the toughest part.

[Tina S. Mehnpaine @TMehnpaine]

Sierra Leone Passed a Law to Put Women in Power. Now Comes the Hard Part https://t.co/vX1F55EVMw via @libobserver

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The Government of Liberia installed whistleblower boxes at key ministries, agencies, and police stations. /news/can-whistleblower-boxes-help-solve-liberias-corruption-problem-the-anti-corruption-commission-thinks-so/?

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Postpartum Depression isn't a common conversation in Liberia. Just maybe because people aren't aware and those surviving from it aren't comfortable talking about for for several reasons. And I agree with one of the survivors when she said "How can you explain drowning to someone

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EARLY EDITION: FrontPageAfrica’s Print Edition Cover for Wednesday, September 3, 2025.

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Government of Liberia suspends national identification rollout indefinitely
The government had previously suspended the process for 76 days
Civil society activists call for a thorough review of the process before resumption.
https://t.co/NYv7OpDGNi

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Society has taught me to be extremely calm in my approach to all things

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When Ellen Johnson Sirleaf made history in 2006 as Africa’s first elected female president, it seemed to herald a new era for women’s political participation. She joked at an event in 2010 that she would have liked to appoint only women.
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Funding Cuts, Weak Oversight, And Hidden Traps: Experts Sound the Alarm on Liberia's New U.S. Health Deal https://t.co/HZr2aNM7Kh

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“We have created 70,000 jobs.”
#PresidentBoakai #stateofnationaddress2026