October 16

• Liberia: Elating Echoes From Japan -Pres. Sirleaf Meets Emperor; Secures Tokyo?s Commitment to Liberia

  Despite ample credits to her regime for wooing unprecedented international cooperation and assistance, President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf is seemingly not giving up pressing for more... Read more »

• Liberia: U.S. Amb Extols Pro-Girls Empowerment Initiatives

  The new ambassador of the United States of America near Monrovia has praised efforts by Church Aid Incorporated and the New Water in the Desert Assembly for helping Liberians,... Read more »

• Liberia: Crack in Feminist Movement? -Women Ponder Response to Gbowee's Utterances

  It is as if the feminist movement begun in the heydays of the Liberian conflict and harnessed by the election of President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf is showing signs of a major crack.... Read more »

• Liberia: Rising From Autocracy to Democracy -Makes Giant Strides, Says Governance Report

  To the average casual, distraught observer, Liberia under President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf is either equal to, or worse than its days under presidents Tubman, Tolbert, Doe, and... Read more »

• Liberia: 'Read Your Own Book' -Former AG Morlu Says Pres Sirleaf Is Her Own Problem

  Volleys of attacks on what critics consider President Sirleaf's dismal performance fighting corruption, nepotism and hate continue unabated despite swift vocal reactions from... Read more »

October 12

• Liberia: World Bank VP On Speedy Implementation of Infrastructural Projects In Liberia

  The World Bank’s new Vice President for Africa says given the huge infrastructure challenges faced by Liberia, a fragile state, it is imperative that the Government and its... Read more »

• Liberia: Liberia Gets Top Post At World Conference in Tokyo

  Minister Amara Konneh has been elected Vice Chairperson of International Monetary Fund (IMF) Africa Group 1 Constituency by 21 member countries at the Group's opening plenary at... Read more »

• Liberia: BIN Announces Recruitment Plan

  The Bureau of Immigration and naturalization has announced plan to recruit 250 Liberians to be trained as BIN officers. The exercise will be officially launched shortly. Read more »

• Liberia: Constitution Review Commission Warned- Rep Smith: 'Don't Bow To Pressure'

  Grand Bassa County Lawmaker Gabriel Smith has warned members of the Constitution Review Commission not allow themselves to be influenced by anyone or bow to pressure in considering... Read more »

• Liberia: Uproar Over LMA Cadets' Death Deepens -S/C Places Stay Order; Autopsy Mandated

  The Liberian government has ordered autopsy on the bodies of the four cadets of the Liberia Maritime Authority who reportedly died by drowning. Read more »

• Liberia: Ellen's Pro-Women Blueprint -Raps World Bank Group On Women's Business Potential

  The human race is still struggling to strike where balance and equality fit when considering the interest of various segments of people, particularly the minority. The case with... Read more »

• Liberia: Leymah: Chickened Out or Resigned -Critics Choose the Former, Suspecting Inadequacy

  Peacebuilding and reconciliation, mainly after a senseless, devastating civil war of the kind Liberia went through for 14 years, is no child's play. It is for men and women of... Read more »

• Liberia: Brown Raps- Diaspora Liberians Says Anti-Corruption Fight Unprecedented

  Diaspora Liberians, particularly those residing in the United States, are integral to the political struggle at home; they have constituted the citadels if not the masterminds of... Read more »

October 11

• Liberia: Pres. Sirleaf Must "Retract Her Remark" -Lawmakers Demand, Clarify Budget Criticisms

  Following a prolonged budgetary reconciliation process that set most Liberians on edge for weeks, both Houses of the National Legislature passed the 2012/2013 fiscal budget. The... Read more »

October 9

• Liberia: BIN to Block Liberians Traveling on Expired Passport

  It has been drawn to the attention of the Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization that some Liberians continue to make many attempts to travel on expired passports. Read more »

• Liberia: Scott Rallies Support to Constitution Review Process

  The Chairman of the Liberia Constitution Committee Review Committee, Cllr. Glorious Musu Scott, is calling on Liberians to actively participate in the ongoing constitution review... Read more »

• Liberia: Rep Grant: 'Grand Gedeans Will Never Go To War'

  Grand Gedeh County Lawmaker Alex Grant has declared that no amount of provocation or denial of governmental opportunity will cause citizens of Grand Gedeh County to take arms in... Read more »

• Liberia: Snag Emerges At Land Commission

  The Analyst newspaper has gathered that the Joint Security Special Technical team set up by President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf through the Ministry of Justice to help probe land cases... Read more »

• Liberia: Still Pursuing Economic Revitalization - Pres Sirleaf Off for IMF-Work Bank Meeting

  President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, heading a high-powered delegation, departs the country today for a week-long official visit to Tokyo, Japan, to attend the annual fall meetings of... Read more »

• Liberia: Nobel Laureate Criticizes Sirleaf

  When critics growl that the Sirleaf administration has done poorly on the domestic front despite monumental strides in enlivening the failed state, the evidence often pointed to... Read more »

October 8

• Liberia: Pres. Sirleaf Dedicates Eight New NTA Buses

  President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has dedicated an additional eight new mass transport public buses as part of the 150-Day Action Plan of the National Transit Authority (NTA). Read more »

• Liberia: MICAT Must be Proactive [editorial]

  President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf has twice in one week come under attack by members of the National Legislature for comments she reportedly made while addressing various forums in... Read more »

• Liberia: Maritime's Tears Under Mob Attack - Management Cites Danger of Lies, Misinformation

  Controversy has since flared up, nearly drowning the impact of grief of five drowned young trainees of the Liberia Maritime Authority. There have been various conjectural versions... Read more »

• Liberia: 'Rep. Biney Deceived the Public' -Says Dillon on Biney's Scathing of Pres. Sirleaf Public

  Liberia is a unitary state endowed with a three-separate-coordinate-branch republican government structured to uphold the doctrine of check and balance. The Legislature makes the... Read more »

• Liberia: Fostering Cordiality - CDC, Pres. Sirleaf In Tête-À-Tête

  As the reign of President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf gradually moves to ultimate finality, particularly following raucous relations with the largest opposition party, the Congress... Read more »