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Liberia: IMF Staff Statement at the Conclusion of PRGF Review Mission
An International Monetary Fund mission led by Mr. Christopher Lane visited Liberia October 15-28 to conduct discussions for the third review under the Poverty Reduction and Growth Facility arrangement that was approved in March 2008 .
New Book Calls for Revisiting Liberia's 'Historic' Relations With United States
US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, right speaks as Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf in Washington, DC Since its independence more than 160 years ago, Liberia has often been said to have a special relationship with the United States.
Liberian President Said Shocked by Official's Murder
Liberian police have reportedly apprehended two individuals for their alleged involvement in the murder of the chairman of the countrya s Public Procurement Concession Commission .
Liberian government official reportedly killed
Liberian media are reporting that a government official has been shot and killed by a gang of men outside the African country's capital.
Liberia contracts head shot dead
Gunmen have killed Liberia's official in charge of awarding contracts to exploit the nation's natural resources.
Liberia: Displaced by War, Families Grow Own Food
"The cassava we are eating today is from that small garden you see over there," said Hayford Quaye, a 50-year-old father of four.
Liberia's president says may run in next election
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Firestone in Liberia 'pollution'
An investigation by the government in Liberia has concluded that the Firestone Rubber Plantation Company has polluted local water sources.
Happy Birthday, Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, First Elected Female President in Africa
In honor of her October 29 birthday, we look at the life and career of longtime politician and economist-in-exile Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, who became the first elected female president in Africa when she won the 2006 general election in Liberia.
Liberia: Implementation of Salary Increment At National Port Authority Put On Hold
President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has met with the Board of Directors of the National Port Authority to discuss issues affecting the Port.
Liberia: MCSS Teachers Want More Money
Following an outcry of lowering standards in public schools as private schools hike fees, teachers of the nation's largest public school system, the Monrovia Consolidated School System , have pleaded for higher salaries and improved conditions to enhance their performance.
Liberia's Information Minister Suspended for Alleged Corruption
In Liberia, President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has suspended Information Minister Laurence Bropleh pending the outcome of an investigation into a $300,000 scandal at the information ministry.
Liberia: Firestone Guilty Of Water Pollution EPA, International Investigation Reveals
The Firestone Rubber Plantation Company, an American Company operating in Harbel Lower Margibi County 45 Kilometers away from Monrovia, has been slammed with a guilty verdict by the Environmental Protection Agency , a body responsible to oversee pollution and other health hazard related matters.
Liberia: Government Lacks Vision LP Charles Brumskine Says; Prescribes Steps for 2011 Transition
President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf has told the Liberian people and the international community at every given opportunity that Liberia is facing enormous challenges but that her administration is fighting tooth and nail to rebuild the country with the assistance of foreign economic partners and friendly governments.
Africa: Refugee Summit Opens in Kampala
A Special AU summit on refugees, returnees and internally displaced peoples opens in Kampala today.
Liberia: Information Minister Bropleh Suspended
The Minister of Information, Culture Affairs & Tourism, Dr. Laurence Bropleh, has been suspended by President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, pending results of an ongoing investigation by the Ministry of Justice, into an alleged financial scandal at the Ministry.
Longer Prison Terms for Drug Dealers in Liberia
Convicted drug dealers in Liberia now face longer prison terms. It is part of a campaign to battle both foreign drug traffickers and domestic producers, some of whom enjoy the support of local villagers in a country where official unemployment tops 80 percent.
Liberia: Postal Affairs Dedicates Postal Office in Nimba
Postmaster General of the Republic of Liberia, Minister Jeremiah C. Sulunteh, at the head of a delegation comprised of key stakeholders officially dedicated a newly rehabilitated post office in Sanniquellie City, Nimba County, which also coincided with celebration of the 135th anniversary of World Post Day and held outside of Monrovia for the first ...
Liberia: Gemap Program Raises Millions As Experts End Terms At 4 Gov't Enterprises
Four state-owned enterprises and agencies are graduating from the Governance and Economic Management Assistance Program , taking over total responsibility for financial management by the end of October 2009.
Liberia: Govt Protecting Citizens From Guinea Unrest
The Liberian Government has instituted "stringent security measures" to prevent spillover of the bloody unrest in neighboring, the Commissioner of the Bureau of Immigration and naturalization Col.
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