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Liberia: Health Workers On Go-Slow
Finance and Health Ministers Amara Konneh and Walter Gwenigale have been summoned to appear before the Senate plenary Thursday, May 23, 2013 to answer why health workers in Grand Kru County have not received their three months' pay.
Liberia: Officials Declared False Assets
The Liberia Anti Corruption Commission or LACC has released the names of several government officials who lied about their wealth when they declared their assets.
Liberia: Press Union Lifts News Blackout on Presidency
The Press Union of Liberia has lifted the blackout it imposed on the Liberian Presidency on May 9, 2013.
Three-nation tournament in Liberia postponed
The Liberia Football Association has postponed this week's three-nation tournament in Monrovia that includes Ghana.
President Ellen Sirleaf and Liberia's Comeback
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.
Consensus forming on a golden thread of development,a says co-chair of UN panel on post-2015 agenda
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)
Liberia: Ban On Sand Mining Intensifies
In continuation of its ban on beach and sand mining, the Ministry of Lands, Mines and Energy on Thursday confiscated a 15-ton truck load of blocks in the 11th Street and Watanga communities in Monrovia.
Barely few days after the Liberia Water and Sewer Corporation announced that it has begun pumping water to central Monrovia, the corporation has increased tariff to meet the new demands.
Liberia: Liberia Nets U.S.$117 Million - LEITI Reports
The head of secretariat of the multi-stakeholders Steering Group of the Liberia Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative has disclosed that Liberia has generated US$117 million from the extractive sector of the economy.
Liberia: House Invites PUL, Warrick
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.
The Press Union of Liberia has extended the media blackout on the Presidency and also included the Ministry of Information.
Ex-warlord Johnson in Liberia quits his own party
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.
Consensus forming on 'golden thread of development,' says...
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.
Lutheran Theological Seminary has commencement May 25
Lenoir-Rhyne University will confer two honorary degrees to distinguished leaders in the Christian faith at the commencement service for Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary on May 25 at Ebenezer Lutheran Church in Columbia.
Is Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Setting A Bad Nepotism Precedent?
President Sirleaf's Unity Party is part of the Democrat Union of Africa and she's a Nobel Prize winner.
David Cameron fights UN plan to commit to reduced income inequality
David Cameron and Prince Harry aboard a new Routemaster bus in the Meatpacking District of New York.
Liberia: Liberia, U.S. to Partner On Agriculture, Energy
The United States and Liberia plan to strengthen cooperation in agriculture and energy as the West African country continues its decade-long recovery from civil war.
Godfred Saka gets national call-up
Right to Dream graduate Godfred Saka has been called up to the local Black Stars for a three-nation tournament in Liberia.
Togo leader slams rich countries over aid cuts
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.
Liberia: Bella Yella Bridge Nears Completion
Residents of Belle Yellah will for the first time in the history of Liberia breath a sign of relief when the nearly completed Tuma River Bridge which separates the community from the rest of Gbarpolu County will be dedicated in the next two weeks or so.