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  • November 9
  • Analyst Liberia: We Demand Tolerance, Order [editorial]

    The Montserrado County senate race is grabbing national attention as the list grows and aspirants become louder, provocative, and calculating. As the list grows and become diverse so also do latent tensions amongst and between old rivals poke their ugly heads through the cracks of political intolerance, tribal bigotry, and subterfuge. The Montserrado County Senatorial By-Election, which started as ...

  • Analyst Liberia: Cellcom Goes Public

    Cellcom Telecommunication Incorporated, the privately-owned American cell phone and Internet Company in Liberia is offering opportunities to Liberians, other residents and business houses to participate in profit-sharing rights of the company. This is the first time a profitable and privately-owned company is offering shares to the Liberian public.

  • Analyst Liberia: Liberty Party Rehearses Victory - Mammoth Crowd Swarms on ATS

    Some say it was reminiscent of 2005; others say it was even bigger, mesmerizing, captivating, and novel. It sure was all these acting together to the glory of the Liberty Party and Liberia's new political dispensation. This was how electioneering observers saw what Liberty Party (LP) stalwarts dubbed as the victory parade rehearsal of Montserrado County's prime choice for senator, Darius Dillon, ...

  • Analyst Liberia: Yellow Fever Outbreak Imminent

    A Yellow Fever Risk Assessment conducted by the Liberian government through the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare in collaboration with its partners has shown that yellow fever outbreak is imminent in Liberia, but the government and its partners are not playing a wait and see attitude.

  • Analyst Liberia: Sen. Ballout Condemns Jubah's Brutal Murder - Says the Incident Is a Wakeup Call

    Senator John Ballout of Maryland County, who is chairing the Senate Committee on National Defense, Intelligence and Veteran Affairs, has strongly condemned the brutal assassination of Mr. Keith Jubah, former head of the Public Procurement Concession Commission (PPCC), describing it as "gruesome, barbaric and inhumane" and must be condemned by all peace-loving and well-meaning Liberians.

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  • Analyst Liberia: 'Lift Liberia' PRS Shows Promise of Success

    Liberia's development and reconstruction agenda, the Lift Liberia (Poverty Reduction Strategy), has gotten the much-needed boost with the three branches of Government meeting face-to-face for the first time with donors, the private sector and representatives of civil society organizations to discuss progress on implementation of the 90 Day Action Plan and lend their unwavering supports to the ...

  • Liberia Government Liberia: President Highlights Benefits From China At Fourth Ministerial FOCAC Conference

    President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf said on November 9 that Liberia's development has been greatly impacted by the measures implemented by China under the China-Africa Cooperation initiative.

  • Analyst Liberia: Ellen Off to Sharm El-Sheikh for Focac Confab

    President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, on the invitation of the government of China, is joining a select number of African Heads of State to participate in the opening session of the fourth Ministerial Conference of a Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC), scheduled to take place in the Egyptian resort of Sharm el-Sheikh, from November 8-9.

  • Liberia Government Africa: Sirleaf Attends China-Africa Forum

    President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf arrived in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, on Saturday, to participate in the opening ceremony of the 4th Ministerial Conference of China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC), taking place on 8-9 November. The President will address the Conference on Sunday, and hold bilateral talks with Egyptian President Hosny Moubarak, FOCAC Co-Chair and host of this year's Conference, before ...

  • November 6
  • CharlesTaylorTrial.org Liberia: Taylor Accuses Britain of Violating UN Arms Embargo

    Charles Taylor today accused Britain of transporting arms to Sierra Leone in violation of a United Nations arms embargo on the country, and of using him as a scapegoat by falsely accusing him of responsibility for the flow of arms into the country. Mr. Taylor also denied widespread press and investigative reports that the terrorist group, Al Qaeda, traded diamonds with Sierra Leonean rebels under ...

  • Analyst Liberia: 'Monrovia Stands Still' [editorial]

    The opposition Liberty Party (LP) is expected to hold Monrovia and its environs at a stands till When it carry out a formal campaign rally today, November 6,2009 at the Antoinette Tubman stadium (ATS).

  • Liberia Government Liberia: President Sirleaf Off to Egypt for China-Africa Cooperation Forum - Expected to Hold Talks With Chinese Premier

    President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, on the invitation of the Government of China, is this weekend joining a select number of African Heads of State to participate in the opening session of the fourth Ministerial Conference of a Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC), scheduled to take place in the Egyptian resort of Sharm el-Sheikh, from November 8-9.

  • New Democrat Liberia: Weah Warned

    As the Montserrado County senatorial race enters its final days, more cabinet ministers have rolled their sleeves for the Unity Party's candidate, with Planning Minister and presidential confidante Amara Konneh warning George Weah to "go back to school", adding, "We are ready for you."

  • Analyst Liberia: Urey Intervenes With Community Roads

    Unity Party Senatorial aspirant Clemenceau Blayon Urey, has begun undertaking a private initiative aimed at bringing relief to residence of Montserrado through a quick impact road rehabilitation project.

  • Analyst Liberia: Todee Residents Pledge Support to Tarpeh

    Professor Wilson Tarpeh, one of the 10 candidates in the race has been assured by the people of Todee of their support to his candidacy in the Montserrado County By-elections. He was in Todee on Wednesday as part of and in continuation of the ongoing campaign which comes to an end on November 8, 2009.

  • Analyst Liberia: Countries Establish Diplomatic Ties

    The governments of the Republic of Liberia and the State of Qatar formally established diplomatic relations at the Ambassadorial level.

  • Analyst Liberia: UP Retort - Says CDC, Others Are Making Empty Noise

    The ruling Unity Party (UP) has retorted to inundating  claims that it is involved in votes buying from voters and described same as ‘baseless and unfounded, famous words often used by politicians and ordinary people to denounce and deny allegations made against them or their institutions.

  • Analyst Liberia: Diplomat Presents Credence to Nigerian President

    Liberia Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Professor Al-Hassan Conteh presented his Letter of Credence to the president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, His Excellency President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua at an elaborate ceremony held on n Tuesday, November 3, at State House in the Nigerian Capital Abuja.

  • November 5
  • CharlesTaylorTrial.org Liberia: Taylor Denies Ordering Execution of Rebel Commander

    Charles Taylor did not order the execution of Sierra Leonean rebel commander Sam Bockarie, but rather sent his former vice president Moses Blah to arrest him on the Liberian border with Ivory Coast, the accused former Liberian president told Special Court for Sierra Leone judges in The Hague today.

  • Liberia Government Liberia: President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Sends Thanksgiving Message to Liberians Everywhere

    Following is the text of a message issued by H.E. President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf on the occasion of Liberia's National Thanksgiving Day, November 5, 2009:

  • November 4
  • Analyst Liberia: Fear Or Defect [editorial]

    Which Is Hampering TRC Report?

  • CharlesTaylorTrial.org Liberia: Taylor Confirms Testimony of Ex-Vice President

    In a surprising move, Charles Taylor today reinforced the truthfulness of his former vice president's testimony against him last year, but dismissed the evidence of a Liberian journalist as full of "lies" and "exaggeration."

  • Analyst Liberia: Bureau of Customs To Launch ASYCUDA

    The Bureau of Customs and Excise will on Monday launch ASYCUDA Liberia software pilot project initiated by the Department of Revenues at the Finance Ministry.

  • Analyst Liberia: Thinker's Village Residents Blames Justice Ministry - On Delay of Masseh Murder Case

    Residents of Thinker Village near the Samuel K. Doe complex where the body of the late Rivercess County citizen James Berry was found, have added theirs voices to the many Rivercess Citizens and some peace loving Liberians, to blame the Justice Ministry for what they called it delay to come out with the report of the investigation surrounding the mysterious demise of a businessman.

  • The Informer Liberia: Ellen Shocked Over Murder of PPCC Chief -Two Suspects Arrested

    President Ellen Johnson has expressed deep "shocked and distressed" over the vicious murder of Keith K. Jubah, Chairman of the Public Procurement Concession Commission (PPCC) who was shot to death Sunday.

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