March 8

• Africa: APRM Delegation Begins Talks With Stakeholders

  A delegation of the Panel of Eminent Persons of the African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) arrived in the country Wednesday and has begun holding talks with Liberia stakeholders. Read more »

• Liberia: Why Mary Broh Fell From Grace [column]

  The fall of Mary Broh from the covetous post of Acting City Mayor and head of the Monrovia City Corporation (MCC is worth a further reflection. There are those who say that the... Read more »

• Liberia: Ellen 'Heats Up' Liberia's Lukewarm Female Lawyerso Impact

  President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has urged scores of female lawyers in the country to make their presence felt in society, as they are yet to make any impact. Read more »

• Liberia: Lawmaker's Office Reacts to Informer's Report

  The office of Lofa Country's Foya District Representative Eugene Fallah Kpakar has angrily reacted to a story published by the Informer Newspaper on the pending midterm senatorial... Read more »

• Liberia: 'New' Oil Block 13 Deal Sent to Ellen

  The President of NOCAL Dr. Randolph McClain told reporters yesterday (March 7, 2013) that after lengthy period of controversy and tense negotiation, the Hydrocarbon Technical... Read more »

• Liberia: Arcelormittal Rolls Sleeves for Second Phase of Operation

  ArcelorMittal's board has approved plans for phase two of its mining operations in Liberia, targeting million of tones in iron ore and more jobs for rising Liberian jobseekers Read more »

• Liberia: Ex-Police Boss' Faith in Limbo

  The trial involving former police Inspector General, Munah Sieh Brown and four other defendants charged with the crimes of theft of property, criminal conspiracy, criminal... Read more »

• Liberia: Grace Kpaan Steps Down

  Controversial and legislative embattled Montserrado County Superintendent Grace Kpaah has finally resigned following a spell of suspension and mounting calls on President Ellen... Read more »

March 7

• Liberia: Deputy Finance Boss Suggests Review of Retirement Laws

  Deputy Finance Minister for Administration, Jordan Sulonteh, has called on members of the National Legislature to review the Civil Servants Laws of Liberia to allow people serve in... Read more »

• Liberia: Liberia's Peace Remains Volatile

  The Faith-based media group the Christian Media Center has alarmed that recent developments in Liberia show how volatile and fragile the peace in the county remains. Read more »

• Liberia: Nigerian Teachers Take Assignment Here Friday

  The Ministry of Education has set tomorrow (Friday March 8, 2013) for the deployment of the new batch of Nigerian teachers who arrived in the country this week. Read more »

• Liberia: More Revelations in Ex-Police Boss' Trial

  The Prosecution witness in the five-count charges against former Police Inspector General Munah Sieh Brown and four other defendants before the criminal court C has categorically... Read more »

• Liberia: New Ghanaian Envoy Takes Over

  President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has received the Letters of Credence from His Excellency Mr. Kodjo Asimeng Wadee, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of... Read more »

• Liberia: Why Ellen Didn't Let Mary Broh Go?

  Former Acting Monrovia City Mayor Mary T. Broh tendered in her letter of resignation over the weekend under pressure amidst mixed reaction from the Liberian public with one side... Read more »

• Liberia: 'Ecowas' Appears in Court Today

  A well known "sub-regional criminal" identified as Darious Browne alias 'ECOWAS' will today, March 7, 2013 appear before Stipendiary Magistrate Nelson B. Chineh at the Monrovia... Read more »

March 6

• Liberia: U.S. Pumps Support in Liberia's Drug War

  The United States Government, through its Narcotics Department, Tuesday (March 5) donated logistics including cartoons of flashlights and handcuff to the Liberia's Drugs... Read more »

• Liberia: Trinity UMC Gets Two New Pastors

  The Bishop of the Liberia Annual Conference (LAC), United Methodist Church (UMC), John G. Innis has appointed the Associate Pastor of the Trinity United Methodist Church in the... Read more »

• Liberia: UL Student Nabbed With Drugs

  A 30-year old woman who claims to be a student of the University of Liberia (UL), Cynthia Gbalea, has been arrested while attempting to smuggle drugs (Italian Whites) into the... Read more »

• Liberia: Two Pro-Democracy Groups Sign MoU to Address Critical Issues

  Two leading pro-democracy organizations in the country have reached a Memorandum of Understanding aimed at collaborating their efforts in addressing a number of critical issues... Read more »

• Liberia: Liberians Cautioned Against Vices That Destroy Society

  The Chairman of the Board of Tax Appeal (BOTA) is calling on Liberians to refrain from vices that have the tendency to destroy the very fabric of society. Read more »

• Liberia: Significant Loss of Money to LAA

  Transport Minister Eugene Lenn Nagbe has described the work of dismissed Managing Director of the Robert International Airport (RIA) as 'significant loss of money to the Liberia... Read more »

• Liberia: To Upgrade Community College

  In an effort to assist the administration of the Nimba County Community College (NCCC) in Sanniquellie, a student from the county attending the AME Zion University on Benson Street... Read more »

• Liberia: America Laments Broh's Resignation

  The United States Ambassador accredited near Monrovia Deborah Malac has described as "unfortunate" that recent political development that led to the resignation of City of Monrovia... Read more »

• Liberia: Konneh's Health Condition Critical

  Liberia's Finance and Economic Affairs Minister Amara Konneh is currently in the Republic of Ghana undergoing serious medication after he fell twice in less than a week to acute... Read more »

• Liberia: Civil Society Presses House to Probe Forh - Over 'You Eat, I Eat...' Saga

  Civil Society organizations in the country are calling on the House of Representatives to investigate allegations of bribery, criminal solicitation, graft and corruption levied... Read more »