After months of horrific experiences at Ebola Treatment Units (ETUs) in Monrovia and elsewhere, some Ebola survivors had the rare opportunity to breath a sigh of relief when a faith based group -- Young Life International organized a special event called ‘Survivor Camp’ for those now be referred to as Ebola heroes in Liberia.

Liberia’s President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has officially launched her government National De-concentration Plan that seeks to give local people and traditional leaders at the community level greater power and participation in the governance process of the country.

The superintendent of the Monrovia Consolidated School System (MCSS) Benjamin Jacobs has clarified that he is not carrying fake degrees as it has been alleged by some aggrieved teachers of the MCSSS.

Liberia’s Information Minister Lewis Brown says that the government is “deeply sorry and absolutely” concern about the death of Attorney Michael Allison who was found dead on a beach in Monrovia on Friday, February 13, 2015.

A team of commissioners and technicians of the Liberia Telecommunications Authority were in Toe Town Grand Gedeh County last week overseeing the dismantling of a Lonestar tower whose reinstallation has been a controversy between the LTA, the company and the community.

The Liberia National Student Union (LINSU) has announced the holding of its 3^rd postwar congress s following months of deadlock.    

The Ministry of Education has postponed the reopening of schools from February 16 to March 2, 2015.

he Supreme Court of Liberia has cleared Grand Cape Mount and Bomi counties Senators- elect Cllr. Varney Sherman and Mr. Morris Saytumah and asked the National Elections Commission to certificate the two men in order to take their respective seats in the Liberian Senate.