As chair of the African Leaders Malaria Alliance, an group of African heads of state working together to end malaria-related deaths, President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has reminded ... Read more »

After physically assaulting a female employee of the Liberian senate and subsequently serving a period of suspension, Mary Broh - Monrovia's controversial city mayor dubbed ... Read more »

The Confederation of African Football staged the 29th Edition of the Africa Cup of Nations Preliminary Draw at Emperors Palace in Johannesburg, South Africa for the 30 teams to ... Read more »

Tunisia has been selected by Human Rights First, a human rights NGO, to launch a prevention campaign against torture which will help explain that torture is not the only means to ... Read more »

The legislature has received a bill calling for the establishment of a war crimes court, but the Heritage questions whether prosecuting people who have abandoned war and are ... Read more »

A new report details a cost-effective process to assist communities in creating partnerships that increase control of their land. The report documents communities in Liberia, ... Read more »

By this weekend people who fled from Liberia and Angola and remain abroad during the civil wars in both countries will no longer be regarded as refugees by UNHCR and host ... Read more »

Aggrieved partisans of the ruling Unity Party took to the streets of Monrovia, calling for the party's Standard Bearer President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf to resign, accusing her of ... Read more »

By extraditing alleged Ivorian militia fighters, temporarily closing its border with Cote d'Ivoire and pledging tighter surveillance of Ivoirian refugees in the country, Liberia ... Read more »

Thousands of villagers in western Côte d'Ivoire which has been plagued by insecurity and clashes are stuck between fleeing their villages for the greater safety of refuge with ... Read more »