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Sacked Deputy Police Chief Abraham Kromah has apologized to the Liberian people. Read more »
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President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has launched the Ministry of Education Operational Plan (2014-2016) with a number of recommendations aimed at improving the education sector of the ... Read more »
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The U.S. Centers for Disease Control has recommended that contact with the semen from male Ebola survivors be avoided until more information regarding the "duration and ... Read more »
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ArcelorMittal, the world's largest steel company, in a column for AllAfrica, has reiterated its intention to stay in Liberia, where it is a major source of jobs and has a mining ... Read more »
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Thirty-six recruits of both the Liberia National Police and the Drugs Enforcement Agency have been expelled for unsatisfactory performance. Read more »
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Following an investigation by the Liberian Anti-Corruption Commission, President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has supended the Managing Director and Comptroller of the National Port ... Read more »
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The soccer star turned politician says he has the right to free movement, promising not to pay any heed to critics who are questioning his decision to leave the country for more ... Read more »
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Authorities at the University of Liberia say the probation serves as a "strong warning" to the students to improve on their academic performance. Read more »
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A police station in Monrovia has been burnt down, reportedly by a group of motorcyclists who were protesting against the death of their colleague. Read more »
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The U.S president has said that while the hardest-hit countries have made much progress, "now we're focused on a major shared goal, and that is getting to zero". Read more »
