November 9

• Liberia: Omega Roberts Apologized to Liberians - As He Nurses Injury

  Liberia's Serbian-based defender Omega Roberts has for the first time spoken on his absence from the Liberia-Nigeria match in Calabar, Nigeria which the Lone Star bowed to the... Read more »

November 8

• Liberia: Has Ellen Given Up? [column]

  When Liberia's first democratically elected female President, Madam Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, mounted the podium on the momentous day of January 16, 2006 for the reason of delivering... Read more »

November 7

• Liberia: CDCians Awake Today - Reflect On the Eventful November 7

  Today, Wednesday is November 7, 2012 but the weather, the happenings and involvement of the day could not be same as November 7, 2011 when partisans of the opposition Congress for... Read more »

• Liberia: Probe Dual Citizenship - Rep. Mulbah Tells Pres. Sirleaf

  President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has been told to conduct an in-depth investigation regarding all those serving in the government in order to expose and weed out those with dual... Read more »

• Liberia: AUWA Holds First Students Election - Inducts New Leadership Soon

  The Adventist University of West Africa, a faith-based tertiary institution that is poised to make a difference in the country's education sector held its students association... Read more »

• Africa: GAC Visited By AFROSAI-E Peer Review Team

  A team of auditors from one of the governing bodies of Supreme Audit Institutions in Africa, the African Organization of English-speaking Supreme Audit Institution (AFROSAI-E), is... Read more »

• Liberia: Nardoh, Your Death Creates Vacuum in the Liberian Media

  The untimely death of a Liberian veteran journalist, the late George Kparcon Nardoh has created another major vacuum in the Liberian media landscape, which will be hard to be... Read more »

• Liberia: Less Investment in Education Is Gravely Worrisome [column]

  When a renowned politician squarely stated that it was pathetically disturbing to note that the older generation of Liberia is by far educated than members of the younger... Read more »

• Liberia: 'No Hidden Agenda' - Robert Sirleaf Speaks Out - Demands Independent Audit

  The embattled Chairman of the Board of the National Oil Company of Liberia (NOCAL) has come in defense of his character, saying that he is performing a supervisory role to ensure a... Read more »

• Liberia: CHICO to Smoothen Path - Promises to Improve Edina's Road

  Public Works Minister, Samuel Kofi Woods, II, has revealed that China Henan International Company (CHICO), is paving the road from Cotton Tree to the Port of Buchanan, has agreed... Read more »

• Liberia: Oil Rigmarole - HRM Expresses Fear

  A human rights organization calling itself "The Human Rights Monitor of the United Methodist Church" has expressed concern over the rigmarole on going in the oil sector. Read more »

• Liberia: Honor at Pinnacle - As Pres. Sirleaf Gets France's Greatest Recognition At Elysee Palace Today

  The French capital of Paris, especially the location of the presidential residence (Elysee Palace) is expected to come to a standstill today Wednesday as President Ellen Johnson... Read more »

November 6

• Liberia: British Airways Starts Flight - Offers Cheap Fares-U.S.$402

  At last, British Airways, one of the world's leading airlines has finally started operation in Liberia. A press statement released over the weekend said British Airways will... Read more »

• Liberia: Baxter Picks Bones - Wants Former Players to Head the LFA

  An astute football follower in Liberia has opened another debate in the football circle of Liberia; pointing out that some stakeholders now in the leadership of the Liberia... Read more »

• Liberia: LACC Boss On Shared Responsibility to Fight Corruption

  The Chairperson of the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC) has stressed the need for shared responsibility in the fight against corruption, rallying everyone to join the... Read more »

• Liberia: Stop Suffocating the Media [column]

  Welcome back to Plain Talk this week. Over the past time, we have been keen on education, health and other important areas. The media, as many people will say, is seen as the watch... Read more »

• Liberia: Resist One Party State - Says Amos Sawyer

  The Chairman of Governance Commission (GC) has decried the hazard of one party state and reiterated that as a respected nation, it is important to put in place political and... Read more »

• Liberia: Power 'Rogues' Risked Prosecution

  The Liberia Electricity Corporation is struggling with serious theft of power and has accordingly begun a vigorous campaign to curb such unwholesome practice in Monrovia and its... Read more »

• Liberia: Life Time Job - Technical Committee to Make Secret Report

  The President of the Liberia Football Association, Mr. Musa Bility has reaffirmed that the Technical Director of the Liberia Football Association, Mr. Henry Browne has a secured... Read more »

• Liberia: Cocaine Infested Prison - Released Inmates Explained Prison Condition

  L-R Sulivan S. K. Visilie One Of The Released Inmates and one of MCP's Prison Cells Read more »

• Liberia: I Wonder Where 'Poor' Liberia Is Gone [opinion]

  The political philosophy that for almost seven years running is cruising in the diving jeans that does not change, shook every layer and facet of the foundation of the society upon... Read more »

• West Africa: Vulnerable Sub-Regional Waters Troubling - As Liberia Spearheads Tuna Confab - Seeks New Approach

  Liberia's agriculture authority at the just-ended tuna conference strongly highlighted the significance of tuna (fish) which from its observation, represents both an incredible... Read more »

• Liberia: Liberian Athletes Brighten Image in Int'l Competition

  Report reaching this paper says two Liberians Taekwondo Athletes have won themselves four medals in the 9th Zhengzhou China International Shailin Wushu Competition. Read more »

November 5

• Liberia: Ellen Woos British Investors - As Lakshmi Mittal Agrees to Support Nimba College

  President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has held successful meetings with bankers, investors on ways of encouraging them to invest in post-war Liberia, a presidential statement said. Read more »

• Liberia: 'My Family Faultless' - Ellen in Defense of Her Credentials & Family

  Admitting to "systemic and endemic" corruption in Liberia, Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf came in defense her integrity, insisting that she and her family had no fish to... Read more »