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Top ally of ex-Liberian president found in Sierra Leone
Former Liberian President Charles Taylor walks into a ceremony to hand over power to Moses Blah August 11, 2003 in Monrovia, Liberia.
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Liberia: Margibi Transit Authority Bill Drafted
A bill seeking to establish a transit authority in Margibi County or the Margibi Transit Authority has been drafted and will be submitted to the national legislature soon for enactment.
8 hrs ago | AllAfrica.com
Liberia: Liberia's Armed Forces Platoon to Take Off for Peacekeeping Duties in Mali
MONROVIA: An infantry platoon-size unit of the Armed Forces of Liberia departs the country on tomorrow, Thursday, June 20, to join the Africa International Support Mission in Mali .
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Liberia: Court Orders Prosecution's Evidence
In agreement with defense lawyers' application Tuesday, demanding prosecution to provide all evidences, including witnesses' names in the ongoing proceedings against 19 Grand Gedeans, Criminal Court "D" Judge Yussif D. Kabba has ordered state lawyers to submit all evidences establishing their case.
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Good by Bishop, you did well on earth. Now that God has called you from labor to rest, I say good bye or as the Mano people say, ko lapee aye or ko to aye, meaning we shall meet in the morning or tomorrow.
Fifty Five Million United States Dollars for Vehicles in Sirleafa s...
Liberia is a country of unprecendented contradictions. On the one hand, the country is endowed with abundant natural resources, with the current administration claiming to have attracted over $19 billion dollars in foreign investments .
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Liberia: No Evidence to Prosecute 19 Grand Gedians - Say Defense Lawyers
The lawyers representing 19 Grand Gedians currently under trial for different crimes ranging from rape, murder, mercenarism, theft of property and arson, has filed a motion before Criminal Court "D" at the Temple of Justice to dismiss the trial against their clients.
Lonestar Cell inks USD25m syndicated loan to support network rollout/upgrade
Monrovia-based newspaper The New Dawn says the funds will be used to support the cellco's ongoing network rollout and upgrade programme across Liberia.
Liberia: U.S. Policy Shift? John Kerry Vs. Hillary Clinton - a Liberia Tale of the Tape
In her four years as U.S. Secretary of State, Hilary Rodham Clinton made two key visits to Liberia - the first during a seven-nation tour of Africa in 2009 and another to attend the second inauguration of her long-time friend, Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf in January 2012.
Liberia: Firestone Graduates Over 50 Students in Skills Training
Firestone Liberia Accelerated Learning and Skills Training Program has graduated 54 students in various skills.
Liberia-based Fyrkuna Metalworks is transforming decommissioned weapons from the West African country's long civil war into whimsical sculptures.
Liberia: Liberians Running out of Patience -Says CDC; Junks Wologisi Plant, Demands Reforms
Liberians erected, upon a platform of more than a decade of death and devastation, an epitaph of civil rule in 2005 based on an all-inclusive multiparty democracy and reinforced it in 2011.
Liberia: World Bank to Strengthen Energy Sector
The World Bank has offered to go extra miles to strengthen Liberia's energy sector to buttress the government's excellent performance which has ranked her as number one among African States, who poverty rate has fallen to 1.3 percent.
Liberia: 'Monrovia & Its Environs Dirty' - Lawmakers Concerned
Robust Media reports on the issue of poor sanitation in Monrovia and its environs by the Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Reporters & Editors Network of Liberia have claimed the attention of the Liberian Senate.
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Boosting Liberia's Economy - Lone Starcell-MTN Enters $U.S.25 Million Loan Pact With Four Banks
The Lone Star Telecommunications Company has signed a US$25 million Medium Term Loan Syndication with four banking institutions in Liberia: UBA Liberia; Ecobank, Liberia Bank for Development and Investment, and the Guaranty Trust Banks .
Liberia: Korean to Invest U.S.$695 Million in Infrastructure
A South Korean Investment Company, the Make Group says plans are far advanced to invest US$695 million in the construction and development of a millennium village here.
Liberia: Regulating Money Laundering - Planned Equatorial Guinea Investment Violates Liberia's Laws
In August 2011, Cllr. Francis Johnson-Allison, Chair of Liberia's Anti Corruption Commission wondered whether monies being pumped into the Liberian economy by multi-million dollar companies were acquired through legal means.
Dehkontee Precious Tarr of Liberia to Speak to Chaddock Students
Dehkontee Precious Tarr of Liberia will be visiting Chaddock on Monday, June 17 to speak to students at an assembly beginning at 9:30 am.
Liberia: Liberian President, Vice President Meet With Make Group Delegation From South Korea
Liberian President, Vice President Meet With Make Group Delegation From South Korea - Construction of Millennium Village Complex to Commence Within Months A delegation of the Make Group, a South Korean-based investment company specializing in Africa's development, paid a courtesy call on President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf at her Foreign Ministry ... (more)