Ellen Johnson Sirleaf News

U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, center, and Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, left, meet with Chief of Police Marc Armblah at the police academy in Monrovia, Liberia Thursday, Aug.

Addressing journalists at the UN Headquarters in New York, Mr. Cameron said that members of the High Level Panel on the Post-2015 Development Agenda, which includes President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono of Indonesia and President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf of Liberia, "nailed our colours to the mast with one clear overarching aim - end extreme poverty in ... (more)

The House of Representatives has invited the leadership of the Press Union of Liberia and the Director of the Executive Protection Service Othello Warrick over 'terror threat' against the Liberian Media.

Prince Johnson, a former warlord-turned-politician who is best known for having videotaped himself overseeing the torture of Liberia's ex-president, announced Friday he is quitting the political party he founded.

A United Nations high-level panel on a post-2015 global development agenda wrapped up today with consensus emerging on how to make a more equitable world, said British Prime Minister David Cameron in his role as co-chair of the body.

President Sirleaf's Unity Party is part of the Democrat Union of Africa and she's a Nobel Prize winner.

David Cameron and Prince Harry aboard a new Routemaster bus in the Meatpacking District of New York.

The president of Togo, one of the world's poorest countries, on Monday slammed rich nations who have cut development aid saying it contributes to the spread of terrorism.

The Ministry of Information, Cultural Affairs and Tourism has called on the leadership of the Press Union of Liberia to reconsider and reverse its "news blackout" decision on the government.

The launch has officially taken place in Monrovia of Launch of Liberian Entrepreneur Trust last night at the Krystal Ocean View Hotel.

The Government of Liberia through the Minister of Public Works Attorney Samuel Kofi Woods says government will ensure that the Gbarnga-Ganta-Guinea Border Road meets international standard.

Based upon reports of financial malpractice, President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has today dismissed Mr.

The Press Union of Liberia is citing journalists to a mass meeting on Thursday, May 9 to discuss President Ellen Johnson- Sirleaf's security chief's life threatening and anti speech statement directed towards journalists on World Press Freedom Day.

President Sirleaf to discuss Liberia's continuing journey from poverty to prosperity Washington, D.C., May 9, 2013 - At a Thomson Reuters Newsmaker to be held on Friday, May 17, President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, the first female head of state for an African nation and a Nobel Peace Prize winner, will discuss her administration's development goals ... (more)

Report says only two out of 68 contracts awarded by Liberian government since 2009 in sectors such as oil are compliant The Liberian government of President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf admits the report had found flaws in its process, but denied they amounted to a violation of the law.

Upon hearing of a breakdown in the system of issuing passports, with long lines and people once again paying others for processing their passports, an angry President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf on Monday visited the Passport Division of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to see the situation first-hand. According to an Executive Mansion release, President ... (more)

President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf has made several new nominations in government, including Mr.

On the day journalists thronged the port city of Buchanan for the occasion marking the celebration of World Press Freedom Day, an official of President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf's elite security unit pulled the sword at them, threatening a very serious battle should they engage in "wrong reportage." Othello Warrick, Director of the metamorphosed ... (more)

Following successful consultations by the concerned Ministries and entities of government, President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf convened, on April 4, a meeting with concessionaires operating in Liberia.

President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf has provided more justifications for her recent criticism of the educational system in Liberia, which she described as "complete mess", that requires a total overhaul.