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In Liberia, President Johnson Sirleaf's Past Sullies her Clean Image
Liberian President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf listens to World Bank President Robert Zoellick during a news conference at the World Bank Headquarters in Washington, April 16, 2009.
Liberia: GAC Boss X-rayed -Accused Of Flouting The Law
John Morlu came to the position of Auditor General of Liberia with clean records and credentials having won the admiration of the President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf with the backing from the international community.
Memory of Michael Jackson uplifts Liberia
In war-ravaged Liberia, the King of Pop wasn't just a musician with fierce dance moves and a howl to match.
LIBERIA: Controversial Mayor is Talk of the Town
Myaha Johnson sits with her family beneath a flimsy shelter of black plastic, looking with despair at the charred remains of what used to be their home.
Liberia's Truth Commission to Release Final Report Tuesday
The Liberia Truth and Reconciliation Commission will conclude its work Tuesday and release its final report.
UN awards Pinoy peacekeepers in Liberia
The United Nations awarded medals to Filipino peacekeepers assigned in Liberia in a ceremony held last week in Monrovia, the foreign affairs department said.
Liberia: MOF/DOB Hosts Workshop for Sector Heads/Budget Analysts
The Ministry of Finance through the Department of the Budget yesterday, June 25, 2009, began a two-day workshop on budget execution for sector heads and budget analysts in Monrovia.
The Savoy Group Intl' Presents the 1st Annual Liberia Music Festival
This event celebrates this generation's musical accomplishments through the launch of e'Dijene Records; The Savoy Group Intl' Inc.,presents the 1st Annual Liberia Music Festival, which will be taking place on the eighteenth of July in Monrovia, Liberia.
Nepali peacekeepers awarded in Liberia
Nepali peacekeepers have been awarded medals for their contribution to peace and security in Liberia.
Liberian police achieve milestone
The transfer of responsibility of a police training facility to Liberian forces points to the full development of a democratic force, U.N. representatives said.
UN supports Liberian security forces with new training facility
The handing over of new training facilities to the Liberian National Police signals a boost in efforts to achieve a fully-functional democratic security force in the West African nation, said the top United Nations envoy to Liberia.
Liberia: Expert Panel Urges Security Council to Extend UN Mission
A group of experts monitoring United Nations sanctions on Liberia has called for the extension of the world body's peacekeeping mission in the West African country to assist the Government in regaining control of its natural resources.
Liberian Commission Recommends Prosecution of Those Involved in Past Civil Conflict
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Liberia has released its final report on the civil conflict in Liberia that ended in 2003.
Liberian truth commission calls for unity
Monrovia - The chairman of Liberia's Truth and Reconciliation Commission on Monday called on his countrymen to strive for unity to overcome the scars left by years of civil war.
Liberia: President Sirleaf Makes Additional Appointments
President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has made additional appointments in Government. Dr. Momo Rogers, has been named Director of the Cabinet at the Ministry of State for Presidential Affairs; while Mr.
Fighting Corruption in Liberia - Why I Think the Unity Party Led...
The culture of corruption and impunity in Liberia is unarguably entrenched and commonplace.
Liberia: In Guthrie Shooting - Sen. Lansanah to Face Police Questioning
The Senior Senator of Bomi County, Hon. Lahai G. Lansanah is to shortly appear before a Police Panel of investigators to comment on his alleged roll in the fatal shoot-out at the Guthrie Rubber Plantation in Bomi and Cape Mount Counties early this year.
Liberia: Lonestar Cell Celebrates Day of African Child
LoneStar Cell Communication in collaboration with the United Nations Missions in Liberia, joined other African Countries yesterday to celebrate the Day of the African Child .
Liberia: Former Warlord Cautions Liberians To 'Beware of History'
There is no doubt in the minds of most Liberians that peace and reconciliation will continue to be illusive national desires unless stakeholders identified the grey areas in Liberia's social order and destroy them through consensus-seeking dialogue.
Liberia: Diamonds Fight, One Russian Arrested
As the Russian national sat on the "Prisoners' Bench" at the Monrovia Magisterial Court Tuesday, charged with stealing of US$150,000 worth of diamonds and wondering whether he would be sent to the prison, two lawyers hotly contested to come to his defense.