President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has vowed not to fire her sons despite accusations of corruption and nepotism. Two months of tension, including the resignation of Peace and ... Read more »

The Publisher Association of Liberia has warned politicians to stop using the media in creating unnecessary strain on the nation's peace and democracy or risk a blackout. Read more »

The management of LoneStar Cell MTN has said that its proposed suspension by the telecoms authority will lead to job shedding and hinder the country's security. Read more »

Almost a decade after the end of a 14-year long civil war that destroyed Liberia's existing water systems, the sector's infrastructure remains underdeveloped. Only 17 percent of ... Read more »

Amid accusations of corruption, the National Oil Company of Liberia has announced that it is seeking the services of an international auditing firm in "furtherance of its ... Read more »

The world is on the brink of something great in the battle against one of the world’s most stubborn and cunning parasites - malaria, says Dr. Carlos Campbell, who has been ... Read more »

Media owners and editors, joined by government ministers and civil society activists, are meeting in Dakar at the 5th annual African Media Leaders Forum. AllAfrica and its ... Read more »

French President François Hollande honored President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf in Paris for her support to women's rights and the "promotion of stability and development in the ... Read more »

A treaty to regulate the global arms trade has received overwhelming global support at the UN General Assembly's First Committee on Disarmament. Read more »

A widely circulated recording in the media purportedly quotes the Central Bank governor Mills Jones boastfully telling an employee that he is a wealthy man, and that his children ... Read more »