August 17, 2011

• Liberia: 'CDC Woes Deepen'

  A representative aspirant is expected to formally file an injunction against the opposition Congress for Democratic Change or CDC before the Supreme Court this morning in an... Read more »

• Liberia: Bong Bridges in Limbo

  Bong County Representative Edwin Juah has accused the Ministry of Public Works dreadfully botching the construction of two bridges in the county, one connecting Liberia and Guinea,... Read more »

• Liberia: Brazilian Club Signs Dweh Allison

  Invisible Eleven's forward Dweh Allison has broken the record after signing for a top Brazilian club. Details gathered from www.cdssoccer.com posted on July 25th, 2011 said CDS... Read more »

• Liberia: Unification Conference Ends in Harper

  A four-day unification conference aimed at reuniting the Kudemonweh and Numoweh Chiefdom of Harper District in Maryland County has ended in Harper. The conference, which is the... Read more »

• Liberia: VP Boakai Commends Canadian Teachers' Federation

  Vice President Joseph Boakai Sr., has commended the Canadian Teachers' Federation for partnering with the Liberian Government in training Liberian teachers. He said as a result of... Read more »

• Liberia: The Erring of Counsellor Tubman And the Libwin Factor [opinion]

  The name Winston Tubman in legal and diplomatic circles cannot be underrated; nor can it be de-emphasized in Liberia. In the academic world, he stands tall and highly respected;... Read more »

August 16, 2011

• Liberia: President Completes Nomination Process

  President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Saturday completed her nomination process at the SKD Sports Complex in Paynesville, where the National Elections Commission (NEC) is processing... Read more »

• Liberia: LET Receives U.S.$60,000 For Scholarships

  The Liberia Education Trust-Monrovia has received US$60,000 for scholarships to cover tuition and fees for 210 disadvantaged girls in six counties of Liberia. According to a... Read more »

• Liberia: Fist Fight at Opposition Party's Headquarters

  Hell broke loose Sunday morning days after the close of the Congress for Democratic Change or CDC primaries conducted in Bentol outside Monrovia when several officials of the CDC... Read more »

August 15, 2011

• Liberia: Tension Mars CDC Primaries

  Tension is said to have marred the primaries of the main opposition Congress for Democratic Change or CDC, days after the ruling party suffers similar fate. Read more »

• Liberia: Partiality in Ellen's Decision

  The Liberian Presidency is currently being accused in certain quarters of infusing the highest degree of partiality among its officials in the wake of the just-ended Unity Party... Read more »

• Liberia: Ballot Box Disappears in UP Primary

  Last week’s Unity Party primaries, marred by serious controversies, continue to heighten “tensions and divisions” among partisans in Bong County, following the... Read more »

August 12, 2011

• Liberia: 'Keep Politics Out of National Vision Planning'

  The Chairman of the Governance Commission of Liberia is cautioning crafters of the National Vision plan for the country, to ensure that the process is void of any type of partisan... Read more »

• Liberia: GAC Defies Labor Court

  Officials of the General Auditing Commission or GAC who were dragged to court by some junior auditors and trainees refused to appear before the Labor Law Court at the Ministry of... Read more »

• Liberia: Geraldine and Acarous Out? - CDC Goes for Primary

  The fate of Congress for Democratic Change National Chairperson Geraldine Doe Sheriff and National Secretary General Acarous Gray appears to hand in the balance as the CDC goes for... Read more »