AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoLiberia Arts & Culture: Mon Rovîa brings an Afro-Appalachian sound to NPR’s Tiny Desk, turning folk songs into stories of lineage, pain, and belonging. Sports & Media: DAZN secures LaLiga EA SPORTS rights across Sub-Saharan Africa for 2026/27–2028/29, bringing 380 matches per season to fans via live and on-demand coverage. Youth & Empowerment: LIFE Inc. Girls Empowerment Camp uses football to tackle period poverty, human rights, and girls’ future planning—while asking what support looks like after the camp ends. Journalism & Training: Youth Media Action (YMA) graduates 22 young participants from its Vacation Journalism School, with practical newsroom deployments. Community & Faith: Liberia’s Council of Churches leader Rev. Dr. Samuel Baryogar Reeves urges Methodist bishops to “enlarge the space” for growth, leadership, and women’s participation. Governance & Rights: Liberia’s Ministry of Justice urges media to lead public debate on death penalty abolition, framing it as human rights and dignity. Anti-Corruption: LACC marks its 18th anniversary, pushing prevention, prosecution, and recovery of stolen public resources. Economy & Daily Life: A Flag Day oration highlights Liberia’s improving growth and revenue targets—then asks where ordinary people will feel the change.
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