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In a meeting with the head of the U.S. Africa command, President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf urged the U.S. to consider training the Liberian army on home soil, terming the partnership ... Read more »
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Global Witness and other environmental groups have warned that a quarter of Liberia’s total landmass has been granted to logging companies in just two years, potentially ... Read more »
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Nine local players droped as Stephen Keshi gradually zeroes in on a final list of players that will tackle Liberia in this weekend's Nations Cup final round qualifier in Monrovia. Read more »
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The action by President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf to suspend members of her cabinet who didn't declare their assets with the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission leaves the burden on the ... Read more »
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One of the supporters of the "democratic sustenance" bill, which when enacted will ensure funding for political parties whose votes in future elections reach a certain threshold, ... Read more »
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After receiving a U.S. $3 million donation from the United Nations Women, the Sirleaf Market Women's Funds will soon embark on the construction of eight modern market buildings ... Read more »
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If approved by the legislature, a compulsory medical insurance scheme is expected to come into force nationally, making the country third on the continent to do so. Read more »
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A study conducted a few years ago by members of the American Medical Association found that 44 percent of Liberian adults displayed symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder. Yet ... Read more »
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Widespread speculation in Monrovia that George Weah, leader of the opposition Congress for Democratic Change, may contest for a senate seat in the 2014 mid-term election is gaining ... Read more »
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The super Eagles coach Stephen Keshi has excluded John Obi Mikel and Osaze Odemwingie from his team in next month's final 2013 African Cup of Nations qualifying match against ... Read more »
