Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair has held discussions with President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf on country's progress and challenges. The prime minister's organization, the ... Read more »

The head of the U.S. government's development finance agency, Elizabeth Littlefield, is visiting West Africa in search of investment ideas-large or small, high-tech or low-tech. ... Read more »

The administration of the University of Liberia (UL), with approval of the Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees, has suspended all activities at the institution until ... Read more »

Following threats against British citizens by supporters of former Liberian president Charles Taylor who is in a British jail, the Foreign and Commonwealth Office in London has ... Read more »

There is speculation whether former president pro-tempore of the Senate, Charles W. Brumskine, who resigned as standard bearer of the Liberty Party following his defeat in 2011 ... Read more »

The office of Liberian President has frowned on drug traffickers using official vehicles and instructed Security agencies to increase vigilance in bringing all of them to book. Read more »

Lawyers representing FrontPage Africa's Managing Editor, Rodney Sieh, say the journalist has been finally released from custody following negotiation with his accuser, former ... Read more »

Police have begun enforcing a ban on motorcycle taxis, a major mode of transportation in the country, from plying Monrovia's main thoroughfares. Read more »

Members of the Liberian legislature are expected to begin nationwide consultation on reform to the country's oil and gas sector. Read more »

President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf said although she planned to have a "quiet day somewhere on a farm", others prevailed. "So we now have our sorority" to raise funds for a local ... Read more »