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The Liberian Community in Rwanda (LIBCOR) extends its heartfelt appreciation to everyone who contributed to the success of the All Liberian Festival held on August 23, 2026, in Rwanda.

The festival was a tremendous success, attracting more than 200 attendees for the first time. The impressive turnout brought together Liberians from different chapters across Rwanda and demonstrated the unity, enthusiasm, and strong community spirit of our people.

Special appreciation goes to the Planning Committee, ably headed by Ms. Marjuin D. Eddie, and all members of the LIBCOR Programs and Planning Committee. Your dedication, coordination, sacrifice, and hard work played a significant role in making this event a memorable success.

We also extend our sincere gratitude to members from every LIBCOR chapter who attended and participated. Your presence and support made the celebration even more meaningful.

This success belongs to the entire LIBCOR family. Together, we continue to promote unity, empowerment, and progress for every Liberian in Rwanda.

Thank you all for making the 2026 All Liberian Festival a remarkable success! 🇱🇷❤️🇷🇼

We had a strategic meeting today with the President of the Federation of Liberian Youth (FLY), Mr. Ernest Duku Jallah, who is currently in Kigali attending the Africa Mindset Reset Forum.

As the leadership of the Liberian Community in Rwanda, we met and discussed issues affecting the community here, most importantly, the establishment of an embassy or consulate. President Duku also expressed his desire to add his voice in engaging national leaders, especially the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, on this important matter.

We want to thank President Duku for this meaningful engagement and wish him all the best on his journey to make a difference through FLY.

Celebrating Leadership, Service & Legacy.

This week, the Liberian Community in Rwanda (LIBCOR) proudly shines the spotlight on two distinguished leaders whose dedicated service has contributed to the growth, unity, and development of our community.

1. Mr. Emmanuel Patrick - Chairman Emeritus, LIBCOR

A respected former Chairman and dedicated community leader, Mr. Emmanuel Patrick is recognized for his commitment to service, leadership, and the advancement of the Liberian community in Rwanda. His contributions and leadership continue to serve as an important part of LIBCOR’s institutional legacy.

2. Mr. Jura Gonyasuo Mangou - Secretary-General Emeritus, LIBCOR

A committed former Secretary-General, Mr. Jura Gonyasuo Mangou is celebrated for his service, dedication, and valuable contributions to the administration and development of LIBCOR. His commitment to community building remains part of the organization’s history and legacy.

LIBCOR honors these distinguished leaders for their service, sacrifice, and contributions to our collective journey.

LIBCOR SPOTLIGHT OF THE WEEK

This week, the Liberian Community in Rwanda (LIBCOR) proudly shines the spotlight on two distinguished leaders whose service has contributed to the growth, unity, and development of the Liberian community in Rwanda.

1. Mr. MacMillan Vaye — Chairman Emeritus, LIBCOR

Mr. MacMillan Vaye is recognized for his leadership, dedication, and commitment to the Liberian community. During his tenure as Chairman, he served with a strong sense of responsibility and worked toward strengthening the community while promoting unity, cooperation, and collective progress.

2. Mr. Lee Domah — Secretary-General Emeritus, LIBCOR

Mr. Lee Domah is equally recognized for his valuable contribution as Secretary-General. Through his service, administrative commitment, and dedication to community affairs, he played an important role in supporting the effective functioning and development of LIBCOR.

A LEGACY WORTH CELEBRATING

LIBCOR honors these two former leaders not only for the positions they held, but for the service, sacrifices, and contributions they made to the Liberian community in Rwanda.

Their journey reminds us that leadership is not simply about holding an office, it is about service, responsibility, dedication, and leaving a positive impact for those who come after us.

Mr. MacMillan Vaye and Mr. Lee Domah, LIBCOR celebrates you. Your Legacy. Our Inspiration.

“Service to God. Our Country & Humanity.”

The Liberian Community in Rwanda (LIBCOR) is pleased to announce its strategic partnership with Easy Continental Travel Agency (ECTA), a strategic partner of RwandAir, in support of efforts to facilitate direct flights between Rwanda and Liberia.

This initiative seeks to reduce travel time and costs while creating greater convenience and opportunities for Liberians and other travelers between the two countries.

As part of this partnership, LIBCOR will promote ECTA/RwandAir’s services and organize chapter tours to encourage greater use of these services.

ECTA/RwandAir will serve as sponsors to LIBCOR’s initiatives.

LIBCOR has received support towards the upcoming All Liberian Festival, including a contribution of USD 200 toward the festival’s budget.

Together, we are building stronger connections between Liberia and Rwanda.

Yesterday, August 3, 2026, the Leadership of the Liberian Community in Rwanda met with the Program and Planning Committee to finalize preparations for the upcoming Liberian Festival 2026. The meeting was both productive and inspiring, reflecting our shared commitment to organizing a memorable celebration of Liberia’s rich culture, heritage, and unity.

We warmly invite all Liberians residing in Rwanda, members of the Liberian diaspora, and friends of Liberia to join us on Sunday, August 23, 2026, as we come together to celebrate our identity, strengthen our bonds, and proudly showcase the beauty and diversity of our culture.

Together, let us make this year’s Liberian Festival a celebration to remember.

🇱🇷LIBCOR Spotlight of the Week 🇱🇷

The Liberian Community in Rwanda (LIBCOR) proudly recognizes two distinguished former leaders whose dedication, commitment, and selfless service have made a lasting impact on our community.

This week’s spotlight honors Mr. Tyfred Budu Teh, former Chief Arbitrator of LIBCOR, and Ms. Rita Wiliyeatee Tunwah, former Vice Chair for Administration of LIBCOR. Through their leadership, integrity, and unwavering commitment, they contributed significantly to strengthening the governance, unity, and progress of LIBCOR.

Their service reflects the values of responsibility, excellence, and community spirit that continue to inspire both current and future leaders. Their legacy reminds us that true leadership is measured not only by the positions we hold but by the positive impact we leave on others.

On behalf of the National Administrative Council and the entire Liberian Community in Rwanda, we extend our heartfelt appreciation for your invaluable contributions. Your dedication has helped shape LIBCOR into a stronger and more united community.

Thank you for your exceptional service. Your legacy continues to inspire us all.

LIBCOR – Service to God, Our Country & Humanity. 🇱🇷🇷🇼

LIBCOR SPOTLIGHT OF THE WEEK 🌟

This week, the Liberian Community in Rwanda (LIBCOR) proudly shines its spotlight on Mr. Johnson B. W. Karnue, a distinguished former Chairman whose dedication, selfless service, and unwavering commitment have left a lasting mark on our community.

Throughout his leadership and beyond, Mr. Karnue has demonstrated integrity, unity, and a genuine passion for advancing the interests of Liberians in Rwanda. His vision, mentorship, and continued support have inspired many and contributed significantly to the growth and strength of our community.

At LIBCOR, we believe that recognizing those who have served with excellence is a way of preserving our history and encouraging future generations to lead with humility, dedication, and purpose.

On behalf of the National Leadership and the entire Liberian Community in Rwanda, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to Mr. Johnson B. W. Karnue for his invaluable contributions. Your legacy continues to inspire, and your service will always be remembered with appreciation.

Thank you for your leadership. Thank you for your service. Thank you for believing in the Liberian Community in Rwanda.

Fellow Liberians,

On this historic occasion, the Liberian Community in Rwanda (LIBCOR) extends warmest Independence Day greetings to all Liberians in Rwanda and around the world.

As we celebrate 179 years of Liberian independence, let us honor the faith, courage, sacrifices, and resilience of those who paved the way for our freedom. May this celebration remind us of our shared heritage and inspire us to continue building a stronger, more united, and progressive Liberian community.

Together, we honor our past, celebrate our present, and build a greater future for all Liberians in Rwanda.

🇱🇷 Happy 179th Independence Day, Liberia! 🇱🇷 God bless Liberia!

Service to God, Our Country & Humanity.