The government has begun to crack down on counterfeit drug sellers throughout the country. But given their low cost and availability, Liberians say they have no choice but to buy ... Read more »

President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has broken ground for the rehabilitation of the Mount Coffee hydroelectric plant that is expected to provide cheaper electricity. Read more »

The students of the University of Liberia have threatened that unless the government dismisses Vice President for Academic Affairs Wede Brownell, and re-opens the university, they ... Read more »

The newly-appointed chairman of the Liberian Anti-Corruption Commission, James Verdier, has vowed he will resign if the commission's work is meddled with by the president or any ... Read more »

President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has made several new appointments to her administration, pending confirmation by the Senate. Read more »

Authorities at the state-run university have announced the reopening of the school following a three-month teachers' strike. Read more »

A court in Monrovia has declared Grace Minor, a former senator and an ally of ex-president Charles Taylor, wanted over a land dispute. Read more »

The Liberian Ministry of Finance has announced that Minister Amara Konneh has been named 'Finance Minister of the Year in Africa' by a London-based magazine. Read more »

A member of the Legislature, Representative Eugene Fallah Kparkar, says the country's dual currency system undermines the economy. Read more »

The head of the National Elections Commission, Jerome Korkoya, has come under criticisms for the commission's indefinite suspension of key activities leading to the senatorial ... Read more »