Sierra Leone, Liberia to Strengthen Ties
President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and her Sierra Leonean counterpart Ernest Bai Koroma have pledged to strengthen and expand relations during the latter's visit to Monrovia. read more »
Charles Taylor Expected to Speak in His Defence
The former Liberian President Charles Taylor who was convicted last month for aiding and abetting Sierra Leone's civil war will on Wednesday be allowed to speak during his sentencing hearing. read more »
Charles Taylor Found Guilty of War Crimes
Former Liberian president Charles Taylor has been convicted of war crimes and crimes against humanity by the Special Court for Sierra Leone. read more »
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President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and her Sierra Leonean counterpart Ernest Bai Koroma have pledged to strengthen and expand relations during the latter's visit to Monrovia. Read more »
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The former Liberian President Charles Taylor who was convicted last month for aiding and abetting Sierra Leone's civil war will on Wednesday be allowed to speak during his ... Read more »
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Despite a 3-1 defeat by Nigeria's Warri Wolves, the wounded Leopards retaliated with a 2-0 revenge victory, which enabled them to continue their Orange CAF Confederation Cup ... Read more »
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As the West Africa Cable System goes live on May 11 in Nigeria and several other countries, the cost of internet services is set drop drastically. Read more »
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Since the conviction of Charles Taylor on war crimes and crimes against humanity charges, there has been an outpouring of comment on its importance for Africa and the world. ... Read more »
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Zimbabwe's Constitution-making process has stalled once again after members of the country's Constitution committee - COPAC - failed to reach an agreement on the devolution of ... Read more »
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The guilty verdict handed down against former Liberian president Charles Taylor by the Special Court for Sierra Leone "is of enormous historical and legal significance", the United ... Read more »
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Former Liberian president Charles Taylor has been convicted of war crimes and crimes against humanity by the Special Court for Sierra Leone. Read more »
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The government is moving to bring an end to female genital cutting that has seen journalists threatened for covering this culturally sensitive topic. Read more »
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World famous celebrities are shining the spotlight on issues often neglected by news agencies by drawing attention to under-reported conflicts in Africa. Read more »














