MONROVIA, May 21 (LINA)-The Special Representative of the U.N. Secretary-General (SRSG), Karin Landgren, has attributed the Security Council’s decision to resume drawdown of UN troops from Liberia to progress made in the peace process over the past 12 years.

MONROVIA, May 21 (LINA)  -A police officer and three civilians have been held liable for the death of motorcyclist Alfred Tarnue, Jr. in Paynesville on April 16, according to the Ministry of Justice.

The Ministry of Justice has imposed new and tougher restrictions on operation of commercial motorcycles across Liberia, particularly in the capital, Monrovia, and its environs.

Speaking at the Ministry of Information regular press briefing Thursday in Monrovia, Justice Minister and Attorney General Benedict Sannoh said motorcyclists will not be allowed to ply   streets in the capital and major highways or boulevards linking the city, adding that an earlier 10 PM ban imposed on bikers have been reinstated.   The barohibits motorcyclists from operating beyond 10 pm.

Media practitioners in Liberia are being urged to highlight water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) issues in the media   in order to draw policymakers and other stakeholders’ attention, and to make them to adopt concrete steps to ensure the provision of the life-saving necessity to every segment of the population.

Liberty Party lawmaker, Nyonblee Karnga-Lawrence has called on the Senate not to confirm the nomination of individuals implicated in the Ebola audit report compiled by the General Auditing Commission (GAC).

President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and Chinese Ambassador, Zhang Yue on Tuesday witnessed the groundbreaking for the renovation of the Samuel K. Doe Sports Complex in the Monrovia

It was on the 15th day since Liberia last reported a confirmed Ebola case, just two days after the last patient of all 19 treatment units nationwide was

The International Rescue Committee (IRC) today published a set of recommendations in response to the devastating Ebola outbreak as high-level delegates