AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoYouth Careers: Nimba University student Mercy Moore says ArcelorMittal Liberia’s vacation job gave her practical mining experience and opened her eyes to new career paths. Education Access: FAWE Liberia received 1,447 applications for 650 university and vocational-training bursaries for marginalized youth; women are expected to make up 80% of recipients. Pleebo High also graduated 65 students, with scholarships pledged for 20. Women’s Livelihoods: More than 1,300 women-led businesses in River Cess and Grand Gedeh are receiving training to qualify for grants. Child Protection: Police are investigating a suspected trafficking operation in Paynesville after rescuing a Ghanaian woman and detaining seven people for questioning.
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