With little or no skill, for months Junior Kollie, 27, searched for job to make ends meet for his family, but in vain. Some days, he says, he would go around in

Liberia’s Ministry of Internal Affairs has issued stern warning to local government officials or any persons who henceforth fail to exercise responsibility for the “positive use” of the country’s cultural practices.

The Ministry said it has observed that in several local government areas, culture and tradition have been used to intimidate and harass peaceful citizens and residents. It said

Criminal Court ‘C’ presiding Judge Peter Gbeneweleh on Monday reserved ruling into the trial of Henry Costa following arguments by both prosecution and defense lawyers.

“The Court attaches serious importance to this hearing and reserves ruling for Thursday, February 12, 2015. This Court wants to research the law in order to make an informed

The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), in collaboration with the Liberia Crusaders for Peace (LCP), has officially launched a cross-border synchronized Ebola prevention

Solicitor General Betty Lamin-Blamoh has instructed all government prosecutors, including County Attorneys, to prioritize financial and rape cases.