The head of Liberia Civil Aviation Authority, Richelieu Williams, says unless "certain conditions" are met by Delta Air, President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf may not use the American ... Read more »

African countries have been ranked high on global index for harbouring the world's saddest people. Read more »

An Australian firm says it has started to drill for oil off the country's coast. Several other well locations currently under construction depend on the results of the latest ... Read more »

The Liberian government has been spurred to act against dissidents allegedly involved with cross-border raids along its border with Cote d'Ivoire following a Human Rights Watch ... Read more »

Following mounting criticism from local and international groups that multinational companies were taking over a significant portion of the country's virgin forests in dubious ... Read more »

The sons of a government minister and a top businessman have been charged by police following a riot which left at least 20 people injured at a local nightclub. Read more »

The U.S. Millennium Challenge Corporation, an independent U.S. government foreign aid program, has selected Liberia, Niger, Sierra Leone, Morocco and Tanzania as countries that ... Read more »

The Special Court for Sierra Leone in the Hague has pushed forward the oral hearing of appeals in the case of former Liberian President Charles Taylor. Read more »

George Weah, leader of the main opposition Congress for Democratic Change, has accepted the appointment of President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf as a peace ambassador, urging the ... Read more »

Nobel Laureate Laymah Gbowee, who resigned her post in October as head of the nation's reconciliation commission while accusing President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf's administration of ... Read more »