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The controversial WikiLeaks cables, detailing classified communication between governments, continue to provide more details on international concerns for Liberia's shaky peace. Read more »
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For the fourth consecutive year, the Security Council is demanding that the Liberian Government "make all necessary efforts to fulfil its obligations" to freeze the assets of ... Read more »
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The Liberian government is implementing a plan, Liberia RISING 2030, to push the nation to become a middle-income country within the next two decades. Read more »
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President Sirleaf has replaced the chairman of the National Investment Commission while recalling another batch of suspended ministers. Read more »
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President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Wednesday evening asked her entire Cabinet to take administrative leave effective immediately. Read more »
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President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has put to rest widespread rumors that she was going to change her running mate from the last election. Read more »
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The country scored significantly higher this year in controlling its perceived levels of corruption, according to the latest Transparency International's report. Read more »
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Delegates of Weah's Congress for Democratic Change and Brumskine's Liberty Party have converged on the Ghanaian capital, Accra, to begin a two-day negotiation on the formation of a ... Read more »
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The govt has selected one of the world's largest oil companies, Chevron, as lead partner to explore potential offshore reserves. Read more »
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President Sirleaf has reprimanded several government officials after a probe into findings by the Global Witness group on fraudulent carbon credit activities. Read more »
