June 18, 2013
- Liberia: Committee wants Lawmaker Expelled
- Liberia: UNHCR launches birth registration for Ivorian refugee kids
- Garbage Problem Affects Many in Liberia’s Leading Commercial District
- Liberia Gov't Refutes Report of Rampant Corruption in Public Sector
- Liberia: Obama didn't snub Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf- spokesperson
Liberia News
Liberia: Committee wants Lawmaker Expelled
June 18, 2013A committee set up by the main opposition party in Liberia, the Congress for Democratic Change (CDC) to probe alleged involvement of Representative Edward Forh of Montserrado County in corruption has recommended his expulsion from the party.
Liberia: UNHCR launches birth registration for Ivorian refugee kids
June 13, 2013A mass birth registration targeting all Ivorian refugee children born in Liberia from 0 – 2.5 years is underway in refugee camps in the country.
Garbage Problem Affects Many in Liberia’s Leading Commercial District
June 12, 2013Marketers and residents of the commercial district of Paynesville outside Monrovia have spoken strongly against the city corporation’s garbage purchase scheme it launched recently.
Liberia Gov't Refutes Report of Rampant Corruption in Public Sector
June 10, 2013The Liberian Government has refuted a report released by a local corruption watch dog that it has not done much to fight corruption.
Liberia: Obama didn't snub Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf- spokesperson
June 6, 2013The Press Secretary to Liberia’s President, Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf has debunked local media reports that the Liberian Leader was snubbed by President Barack Hussein Obama during a visit to the US.
Liberia: Thousands of Students Sit West African Exams
June 4, 2013Thousands of students from across Liberia have begun sitting this year’s West African Examination Council (WAEC) administered tests.
Liberia: President Outlines Hurdles Impeding National Development
April 29, 2013The government of Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf has in recent days been under mounting criticism for failing to deliver on its promises with almost two years into her second term and eight years in charge of the ship of state.
Liberia accused of corruption by the US
April 25, 2013The U.S. State Department has issued its latest human rights report covering 2012. Several African governments receive stern criticism, amongst them: LIBERIA’s.
Liberia: A scare in the forest
April 18, 2013Reports from Liberia speak of suspicious men roaming the Nimba forest in the northeast of the country.
Liberia: Liberians ready to fast and pray
April 13, 2013Rather than facing an opposition demonstration on Friday, Liberian President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf is pushing ahead with a Fast and Prayer Day to be observed throughout Liberia as a national holiday
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