November 26

• Liberia: Charles Taylor's Fatal Sierra Leone Dance [column]

  Despite all the wrangling and denials, Liberia's role in Sierra Leone horrors is being established. And gradually, world political actors troubled by Sierra Leone's unending terror... Read more »

• Liberia: Be Ambassadors of Peace Pilgrims Urged

  President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has urged this year's Hajji pilgrims to serve as ambassadors of peace. Read more »

November 23

• Liberia: New Democrat Rejects Publishers' Alliance Statement [column]

  In reaction to a so-called statement issued Wednesday by the Publishers Association of Liberia denouncing alliance with stakeholders to foment chaos and conflict in the country,... Read more »

• Liberia: Canada Declares Liberia Unsafe

  Canada has updated travel restrictions on its citizens wishing to visit Liberia, warning them against the high rate of crime, fraud and the danger in road travel in Liberia. Read more »

• Liberia: The Religious Jungle - the Collapse of Church Values in Liberia [column]

  The heart of every culture is its attitude to the big questions of human life and existence. That's why a sensible people leave culture in the hands of the churches, the artists... Read more »

• Africa: Poverty Can't Be Erased in Africa Unless...

  Poverty will not be eradicated from Africa unless nations on the continent act intentionally to reduce inequity within their respective societies, President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf... Read more »

• Liberia: Pastor, Wife in U.S. One Million Scam

  The trial of Pastor Matthew T. Sakeuh and his wife, Plenseh, accused of stealing US$1m continued Thursday with the first state witness Ms Gudrum Maargeet Palsdottir testifying. Read more »

• Liberia: EU Boosts Peace & Security in Liberia

  The Liberian government and the European Union have opened a dialogue focusing on regional peace and security as well as strengthening regional integrity in the Mano River basin,... Read more »

November 22

• Liberia: Lonestar Seeks Settlement

  The Management of LoneStar Cell/MTN has filed a "notice of arbitration" with the Liberia Telecommunications Authority on its decision to suspend two licenses belonging to LoneStar... Read more »

• Liberia: Lofa Students Protest

  Students of the Free Pentecostals school in Voinjama, Lofa County are protesting over the refusal by the County Health Officer, Dr. Aaron Kollie, to allow them do internship in... Read more »

• Liberia: Police Ban Super Friday

  A dialogue between the police and beaches owners geared towards stopping students from having rendezvous and other social activities on the beaches Wednesday resulted to the... Read more »

• Liberia: Deportees Arriving Secretly

  The first batch of deportees long expected from the United States arrived in the country secretly without mention from authorities of the Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization... Read more »

• Liberia: Tony Blair Warns

  Former British Premier Tony Blair has urged the Government of Liberia to be more focused on priorities in order to speed up development and put the country on the right trajectory... Read more »

• Liberia: Libel Suit Threatens Media

  The President of the Press Union of Liberia (PUL), Mr. Peter Quaqua Tuesday warned local journalists against libel suits, which he describes as a recipe that threatens the... Read more »

• Liberia: 525 More Returnees Arrive in Lofa

  Following the end of protracted refugee status for Liberians and Angolans last June, about 525 Liberian refugees returned from neighboring Guinea to Voinjama with excitement to... Read more »

• Liberia: U.S.$78.9 Million IMF Loan for Poverty Reduction

  The International Monetary Fund has approved a three-year US$78.9 million loan for Liberia to help it combat poverty. Read more »

• Liberia: Mitigating Youth Unemployment in Liberia [column]

  Ours is not a society like Japan, which left devastated after World II, bounced back in four-and-half decades to pick up and become the world's second economic powerhouse until... Read more »

• Liberia: Lonestar's Suspension Is Unilateral

  The decision by the Liberia Telecommunications Authority (LTA) to suspend the licenses of LoneStar Phone Company has been described as unilateral and will affect thousands of... Read more »

November 20

• Liberia: India's Highest Award for Ellen

  After receiving France's most prestigious award last week at the Elysee Palace in Paris, President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf is expected to travel to New Delhi shortly to receive the... Read more »

• Liberia: Surgeons Make Children Smile

  An American medical team, Children's Surgery International (CSI) has completed another working visit to the Firestone Medical Center in Duside outside Harbel. Read more »

• Liberia: Unemployment Hunts Youths

  Joblessness has become a common problem for youths in Africa with the hope of finding solution being delayed due to long lack of support, President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf has... Read more »

• Liberia: Armed Gangs Target Ecobank

  At least 11 persons, brandishing cutlasses and other deadly objects, were over the weekend arrested while attempting to rob the Ecobank branches in Zwedru, Grand Gedeh County and... Read more »

• Liberia: Making Normality in Government an Indispensable Tool [column]

  It is a disheartening fact that relations currently existing between the Lower Chamber of the bicameral Legislature and the Executive is far from normal, prompting Chief Zanzan... Read more »

November 19

• Liberia: Cellcom Extends Facilities

  Cellcom GSM Company has opened a new center for customer care but staff assigned in that office will undergo training to upgrade their skill, the management of the Cellcom said,... Read more »

• Liberia: AG Besieged

  Students from several universities in Monrovia, who on Friday besieged the offices of the General Auditing Commission (GAC) and demanded the immediate resignation of AG Robert... Read more »