-
It is unclear whether Florence Chenoweth, one of President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf's longest-serving ministers, was asked to resign or left at her own volition. Read more »
-
The government has urged the ministries of health and health facilities to report any suspected case. Read more »
-
Deputy Health Minister Tolbert Nyenswah has announced that the country no longer has any remaining cases of the disease since the "last four" patients, who were infected in the ... Read more »
-
Matilda Parker, considered a confidante of President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, was suspended from her position as managing director of the National Port Authority in April. Read more »
-
The World Health Organization has warned that full recovery from Ebola in Liberia, Guinea and Sierra Leone will not happen unless their healthcare systems are strengthened. Read more »
-
The World Health Organization has been criticised for its early assurances that the disease was under control despite repeated warnings to the contrary. Read more »
-
Students who were angered by the government's new policy on education, which would force the closure of all schools at the end of July, took the streets. Read more »
-
Health officials say the country now has the capability to "adequately put the situation under control", urging Liberians not to panic. Read more »
-
The local Liberian daily, The News, reports that the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation is negotiating with the government of Togo for the turnover of the notorious rebel ... Read more »
-
Liberian daily FrontPage Africa has reported that the Commissioner of Liberia Maritime Agency, Binyan C. Kesselly, was told to leave a legislative hearing after he allegedly ... Read more »
