MONROVIA, January 14 (LINA)- Liberia’s Ambassador to France, Dr. C. William Allen, Tuesday joined an array of diplomats at the Foreign Ministry in Paris to sign the  Book of Condolence  following the terrorist attack in Paris that claimed 17 lives.

MONROVIA, January 8 (LINA) – The United States envisions a world where human rights and fundamental freedoms of all persons are realized, says American Ambassador to Liberia, Deborah Malac.

MONROVIA, January 7 (LINA) - The Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization (BIN)  has arrested and sent to court 15 non-Liberians and others  charged with aiding and harboring illegal migrants and illegal penetration of Liberia’s borders.

SANNIQUELLIE, January 6 (LINA) -Nimba County Representative Prince Tokpah has embarked on the distribution of US$25,000 worth of materials to seven communities in Sanniquellie and 21 towns and villages in the district.

MONROVIA, January 6 (LINA) –The Deputy Information Minister for Public Affairs, Isaac Jackson, has called on government agencies and ministries to direct all announcements and advertisements including press conferences through the Ministry of Information (MOI).

MONROVIA, December 24 (LINA)-The Deputy Information Minister for Public Affairs, Isaac Jackson, has clarified that President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf is not unpopular, as is being speculated in the media.

KAKATA, December 26.(LINA)- Save the Children International has donated 8 new Yamaha motorcycles to the C. H. Rennie Memorial Hospital in Kakata, Margibi County .

MONROVIA, December 18 (LINA)-The National Legislature has passed a Production Sharing Contract between the Government of Liberia and contractors for oil Block LB16.

MONROVIA, November 13 (LINA) - Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair says an estimated US$2 billion will be needed over the next few years to build more resilient public services, deliver basic infrastructure and create jobs in the sectors where Liberia, with its resources, has a comparative advantage.

MONROVIA, October 10 (LINA) –The Senate has cited Health Minister Dr. Walter Gwenigale to appear before it on Tuesday, October 14, to brief the honorable body about measures put in place to contain the Ebola disease outbreak in the country.