Monrovia, Oct. 12 -- The head of the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) Liberia Office, Dale Gbotoe, has challenged young Liberians to move beyond the traditional pursuit of salaried employment and embrace entrepreneurship as a means of creating jobs, transforming communities and contributing to national development.

By Emmanuel Weedee-Conway

Gbotoe made the call over the weekend in Monrovia as the STAD Institute of Entrepreneurship and Business Development (EduSTAD-Liberia) graduated approximately 100 students from its 10th cohort, marking another milestone in the institution's efforts to strengthen professional skills, entrepreneurship and human capacity development.

Speaking at the ceremony, the WAEC Liberia boss urged graduat...