A youth group, the Coalition of Youth & Students to Enhance Peace and Democracy in Liberia has admonished Liberians to be their “brother’s keeper” instead of community destroyer, making specific reference to a speech delivered by National Unification Day Orator T. Nelson Williams on May 14, 2013.

The Open Budget Initiatives (OBI) launched by the Ministry of Finance is being taken to rural Liberia to educate citizens on government’s financial programs. The Open Budget Initiative, launched by President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf early this year, is intended to explain to average Liberians the expenditure of the national budget.

The United Nations Mission in Liberia (UNMIL) has dedicated a youth center in Brewerville City, Montserrado County valued US$30,000. The center is intended for youths in the area to have access to skills training and other educative programs.

Posts and Telecommunications Minister Dr. Frederick Norkeh, has stressed the need for  every Liberian to pay a role in ensuring that the use of Information Communication Technology or ICT does not endanger road safety. He called on policymakers to ensure that Information Communication Technology facilitates the realization of Liberia’s goal instead of undermining it.