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Trump, Liberia and US President

5 things to know about Liberia emerges after Trump praised Liberian president’s “good English”

When US President praised Liberian President Boakai’s command of English as “good English”, curiosity spiked about Liberia’s deep-rooted relationship with the US.

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Where is Liberia, whose president Trump praised for his ‘good English’?

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Trump says Liberian President speaks 'Such good English,' the nation's official language

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Trump praises English-speaking Liberian president’s English

President Trump complimented the president of Liberia on his English, apparently unaware that it’s the country’s official language.

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Six things Trump should know about Liberia after he praised leader's 'good English'

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Trump’s brutal ‘good English’ gaffe with African leader shows president is oblivious to this key fact

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Trump Compliments Liberian President for ‘Beautiful English’

“Asking the President of Liberia where he learned English when it’s literally the official language is peak ignorance,” Representative Jasmine Crockett, Democrat of Texas, said in a post on social med...

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Liberians confused and angry after Trump’s ‘condescending’ praise for their leader’s English

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Trump Praises Liberian President’s English — Even Though It’s the Country’s Official Language

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Liberia: Boakai Courts U.S. Investment As Trump Hosts African Leaders At White House

WASHINGTON, D.C. - Liberian President Joseph Nyuma Boakai on Wednesday made a direct appeal for increased American investment in his country's vast mineral wealth, as he joined a select group of African leaders at a luncheon hosted by U.S. President Donald J. Trump at the White House.

As US abruptly ends support, Liberia faces empty health clinics and unplanned pregnancies

Phay is among millions across Africa who have seen their lives upended after the U.S. aid cuts. In Liberia, the American support made up almost 2.6% of the gross national income, the highest percentage anywhere in the world, according to the Center for Global Development.