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About Rita
Rita Jlogbe is a distinguished Liberian journalist renowned for her investigative reporting and in-depth coverage of public health, government policy, human rights issues, and elections. With a particular focus on the challenges faced by marginalized communities, Rita's journalism has brought to light the struggles of the disabled population in Liberia, highlighting the inadequate support and transparency from the government and the National Commission on Disabilities (NCD). Her reporting on a bus fire incident on the Suakoko Highway has underscored the need for stricter traffic safety regulations, while her insights into the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on prenatal care have revealed the fears and behavioral changes among pregnant women in Margibi and rural Montserrado.

As a correspondent and Fact Checker for Voice of America, Rita has gained international recognition for her meticulous research and commitment to accuracy, ensuring that her stories are both trustworthy and influential. Her contributions to programs like Daybreak Africa have provided audiences with a comprehensive view of the latest developments across the African continent. Rita's dedication to factual reporting has established her as an invaluable asset in the field of journalism.

Rita's passion extends to health reporting, where she has illuminated critical issues, contributing to public awareness and fostering informed discussions on medical topics. Her ability to demystify complex medical jargon has made her work accessible to a broad audience. Additionally, her coverage of elections has been instrumental in promoting transparency and accountability, empowering voters with the information needed to make educated decisions. Rita's empathetic approach to domestic violence and human interest stories has also been pivotal in advocating for social change and understanding. Her exceptional storytelling and diverse expertise underscore her role as a vital voice in journalism, dedicated to uncovering the truth and effecting positive change.
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Traditional leaders in Liberia and international partners call you legislation to outlaw female genital mutilation (FGM) as Liberia joins the global community to observe the International Day of Zero Tolerance for FGM 2024

Daybreak Africa Radio Program

18 Jan 2024  |  Voice of America
The radio program Daybreak Africa covers a range of topics in its latest broadcast. A historic political event is highlighted with the election of a female President Pro-Tempore in the Liberian Senate, although activists are pushing for greater female representation in politics. Former Sierra Leone President Koroma has been allowed to travel to Nigeria for medical reasons. The program notes that African humanitarian crises receive less attention compared to conflicts in Europe and the Middle East. There are calls for the US to recognize Nigeria for religious freedom violations. In Uganda, an opposition group is organizing a peaceful protest in anticipation of the Non-Aligned Movement Summit in Kampala. Additionally, the broadcast mentions upcoming significant matches at the 2024 African Cup of Nations in Ivory Coast.

College Campuses Do Little to Accommodate Physically Challenged Students

01 Oct 2023  |  bushchicken.com
Disabled students at the University of Liberia face significant challenges due to inadequate accessibility on campus. Beatrice Snyder and Elijah Manyon highlight the lack of ramps, lifts, and Braille systems, making education difficult for physically and visually impaired students. The National Commission on Disabilities and the government are criticized for insufficient support, despite Liberia's commitments under the U.N. Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. Human rights activists call for better access to public facilities to ensure equal participation in society for disabled individuals.

Liberia’s Disabled Community: Marginalized, Discriminated and Forgotten?

01 Apr 2023  |  FrontPageAfrica
The article discusses the challenges faced by people with disabilities in Liberia, highlighting their marginalization and lack of government support. It cites a report by the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency stating that 20% of Liberia's population has disabilities. The Christian Association of the Blind (CAB) and other activists argue that the disabled are not receiving adequate support from the government, particularly under President George Weah's administration. Despite the Pro-Poor Agenda for Prosperity and Development, which aims to empower vulnerable groups, the disabled community claims they are not benefitting as intended. The National Commission on Disabilities (NCD) is also criticized for not effectively managing funds and supporting the disabled. Freedom of Information requests reveal a lack of transparency and accountability in the allocation and use of funds intended for the disabled. The article raises concerns about the government's commitment to the rights and welfare of disabled persons in Liberia.

Liberia’s Disabled Community: Marginalized, Discriminated and Forgotten?

01 Apr 2023  |  FrontPageAfrica
The article discusses the challenges faced by people with disabilities in Liberia, highlighting their marginalization and lack of government support. It cites a report by the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency stating that 20% of Liberia's population has disabilities. The Christian Association of the Blind (CAB) and other activists argue that the disabled are not receiving adequate support from the government, particularly under President George Weah's administration. Despite the Pro-Poor Agenda for Prosperity and Development, which aims to empower vulnerable groups, the disabled community claims they are not benefitting as intended. The National Commission on Disabilities (NCD) is also criticized for not effectively managing funds and supporting the disabled. Freedom of Information requests reveal a lack of transparency and accountability in the allocation and use of funds intended for the disabled. The article raises concerns about the government's commitment to the rights and welfare of disabled persons in Liberia.

A Federal Court in the US fines guilty perpetrator of 1990 Lutheran church massacre in Liberia. The Lutheran church massacre was the deadliest single worst episode of the Liberian Civil. At least 600 unarmed civilians killed.

A report on the amendment of Liberia's Election law by the House of Senate.

Daybreak Africa: Latest Developments on the Continent

22 Aug 2022  |  Voice of America
Daybreak Africa is a program that provides its audience with a comprehensive view of the latest developments across the African continent. The show begins with the most recent headline news, followed by thorough interviews and detailed reports from correspondents of Voice of America (VOA). Additionally, Daybreak Africa includes segments on sports news and incorporates feedback and comments from its listeners, ensuring an interactive and informative experience.

Highway Bus Explosion Caused by Makeshift Gas Tank

04 Mar 2021  |  bushchicken.com
On October 3, a bus operated by Amos Transport Service caught fire on the Suakoko Highway in Liberia due to a fuel container being used as a makeshift gas tank. The bus, carrying 56 passengers, was traveling from Ganta to Monrovia when passengers noticed smoke and alerted the driver, who continued driving until the situation worsened. All passengers, including pregnant women and children, escaped unharmed, but the driver and conductor fled the scene. Passengers like Edwin Twah and Moses Manbia criticized the lack of vehicle safety and called for stricter regulation. The Ministry of Transport and the Liberia National Police have been criticized for lax enforcement of traffic laws. Liberia has a high rate of traffic deaths, with the World Health Organization citing 1,448 estimated deaths in 2013.

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