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Since opening its doors, the Monrovia Medical Unit, a 25-bed U.S.-run hospital for health care workers, has provided care for four Liberians. Read more »
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"The strategy now is to go out in the rural areas and really hunt down Ebola," said Mia Beers, the leader of USAID's Disaster Assistance Response Team. Read more »
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The cargo valued at 3.6 million euros included ambulances, body beds, protective suits and goggles. Read more »
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Part of the money will fund the scaling up of community care centers and social mobilization. Read more »
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The Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post and dozens of prominent international journalists have criticized a doctor who helped reopen the country's leading medical ... Read more »
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"My hope is that this team will take us to the finish line. But make no mistake: As Captain, I will not hesitate to change anyone who fails to meet our expectations," President ... Read more »
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The United Nations' World Health Organization has reported that the number of Ebola cases is "no longer increasing nationally in Guinea and Liberia, but is still increasing in ... Read more »
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"Fifty or more years after gaining independence, most African nations continue to rely on the West to solve their own crises," writes Olivier Bucyana of the Open Society Institute ... Read more »
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The National Elections Commission says the upcoming senatorial elections will be monitored by local and international observers. Read more »
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It's one wedding after another since the outbreak slowed, and bridal parties are beginning to queue up at the only park in Monrovia. Read more »
