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Despite accusing the National Elections Commission of fraud and saying they will pull out of the election process, opposition parties have announced they will take part in a second ... Read more »
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Local and international observatory missions monitoring the Liberian elections have started to release preliminary declarations about the polls, hailing the orderliness that ... Read more »
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The Norwegian Nobel Committee has decided that the Nobel Peace Prize for 2011 is to be divided in three equal parts between Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, Leymah Gbowee and Tawakkul Karman ... Read more »
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Liberia's election campaign wraps up on Sunday after being rattled by Ellen Johnson Sirleaf's Nobel Peace Prize win, seen as an unfair coup for the incumbent ahead of the nation's ... Read more »
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With few days left to Liberia's second post-war elections, there were anxieties over what may become of the final verdict of the country's Supreme Court in a case brought before it ... Read more »
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A colorful ceremony commencing Liberia's first shipment of iron ore since the end of the country's civil war took place in the southeastern port city of Buchanan, organized by ... Read more »
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A controversial consultancy deal between opposition candidate George Weah and Dr. Alan W. White, a former chief investigator for the United Nations Special Court for Sierra Leone, ... Read more »
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A new report by the rights group, Amnesty International, has described conditions in four of Liberia's 15 prison facilities as appalling. But the country's Assistant Minister of ... Read more »
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With just weeks before the elections, it looks like President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf is ahead in the campaign race. Read more »
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Ahead of Liberia's election next month, the United Nations mission in Liberia has helped national partners draw up an election security plan, and officials of the Economic ... Read more »
