A wake held for the deceased person brought together people from eight surrounding villages. Read more »

MSF is urging the drugs' developers to scale up production now, to ensure there is no gap between the end of the trials and the introduction of products found to be safe and ... Read more »

Light will be the buzz word next year. The UN has proclaimed 2015 the International Year of Light and Light-based Technologies, with the goal of raising global awareness of how ... Read more »

One of the candidates, Robert Sirleaf, son of President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, has said "the result of the election is an expression of the voice of our people" which he must ... Read more »

A programme officer with the World Food Program in Liberia says any sign of Christmas is lacking in the country, "not only for those that have died or lost family members, but also ... Read more »

A project that supplies renewable, solar powered lighting helps Liberia's capital city supplement its limited, diesel-powered grid electricity. The Liberian Energy Project supplies ... Read more »

The Ebola epidemic remains serious despite progress, both governments and outside experts are warning. While all three of the worst-hit countries have now received some assistance ... Read more »

The United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has said that joint efforts have "significantly" slowed the spread of the deadly virus although "much remains to be done". Read more »

Voters turned out to cast ballots in the senatorial elections which had previously been cancelled due to ebola fears.  Read more »

This is the second clash in weeks between supporters of Robert Sirleaf, son of President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, and soccer legend George Weah. Read more »