The article discusses the growing concern among Liberians regarding the rising cost of rice, which is the staple food in Liberia. The increase in global food prices is having a significant impact on the affordability of rice, leading to frustration and hunger among the population. The situation is also creating pressure on the Liberian government to address the issue. Tetee Gebro provides a report on the challenges faced by Liberians due to the escalating prices of their staple food.

The article discusses the prevalent cultural practice of female genital cutting in Liberia, highlighting its widespread occurrence in rural areas. It is noted that girls, including infants, are sent to ceremonies by the Sande, an indigenous religion, to undergo this practice, often without an understanding of the potential health risks. The subject is considered taboo, making open discussion difficult. However, through a collaborative effort between Sky FM and New Narratives, journalist Tetee Gebro has managed to find a woman who shared her experience. The report aims to shed light on the health threats that female genital cutting poses to Liberian women.