Nearly 20 percent of the Liberians who had stopped working since the Ebola crisis have returned to work in the last month, according to the World Bank Group’s most recent round of cell-phone surveys, signaling both important progress and the magnitude of the challenge ahead.

The Managing Director of the Liberia Medicines Health Products Regulatory Authority (LMHRA), David Sumo, has disclosed that the Liberian market is flooded with faked, expired and counterfeit drugs, thus posing serious risks to public health.

Willie Belleh, Liberia businessman, on Monday filed US$5m lawsuit against TOTAL Liberia management at the Commercial Court of the Temple of Justice for alleged wrongful termination of his contract.

The 13-year-old Ebola survivor leaves a message on a wall at the MSF Ebola unit: “Yes, it is possible to beat Ebola
Medicines Sans Frontieires on Monday said it has discharged the 509th person to recover from the deadly Ebola virus at its ELWA-3 facility in Paynesville outside Monrovia.

Liberia has recorded significant progress against the deadly Ebola virus with only 8 confirmed Ebola cases being reported, with 13 of the 15 counties reporting zero cases for weeks.

Liberian president Ellen Johnson Sirleaf is off to the United States and Belgium, a round of visit that would see her arrive back in Liberia only on March 13. 

President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has ordered the lifting of the curfew imposed nationwide. It takes effect beginning Sunday, February 22, 2015. She has also ordered the reopening of all the country’s main borders that were ordered closed during the Ebola outbreak.

On Friday, February 27, President Obama will welcome President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf of Liberia to the White House.  President Sirleaf’s visit comes at a time of critical cooperation between the United States and Liberia.  As President Obama announced last week, the United States is moving to the next phase of its Ebola response, which will

President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has inducted into office the Women Legislative Caucus of the 53rd National Legislature of Liberia and challenged members of the body to advocate and advance more women participation in the governance of the country.