Liberia's creative industry has the potential to play a significant role in economic development. However the industry lags behind due to lack of government support. A few individuals in the country are trying to change this through an initiative to promote Liberia's cultural heritage not only as a means to development, but as a means to promote the country's folklore. CGTN's Susan Mwongeli brings us that story.
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