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President Ellen Johnson in this year’s State of the Nation Address Monday frowned at domestic creditors for not waiving the debt owed them by the Government of Liberia.
“Honorable Legislatures, it is considered ironic by our partners who have granted us significant debt relief that we are unable to convince our own public institutions and private
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In the 2015 State of the Nation Address Monday, President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf pleaded with the Legislature to consider passing a bill permitting dual citizenship in Liberia, resurrecting a national debate on the subject.
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President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has officially turned over to the leadership of the old Ma Juah market a newly renovated premise that previously hosted the Liberia Tractor Company (LIBTRACO).
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Talk show host Henry Costa is reportedly the subject of an ongoing investigation by the National Security Agency (NSA) in the recent deportation saga of a Lebanese national that sparked public outcry.
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Liberia and West African Exploration/Sable Mining on Friday to signed a 25-year iron ore transshipment deal worth $1.3 billion. The president/CEO of the company, Aboubacar Sampil signed on behalf of the company; while the acting chairman of the National Investment Commission (NIC), George Wisner signed on behalf of the Liberian government.
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President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has ordered the Justice Ministry and the Ministry of Health to investigate security officers and health workers who handled the case of the deceased 12 year
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MONROVIA, January 22 (LINA) - Government officials and civil society representatives are expected to meet Friday to discuss promoting accountability of Ebola resources, Deputy Information Minister Isaac Jackson has said.
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The House of Representatives has mandated its committee on Rules and Orders to investigate the recent actions of seven lawmakers who caused commotion that disrupted two working sessions.
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“We won the case with unanimous guilty verdict from all of the jurors,” SGBV Acting Prosecutor Cllr. Deddeh Wilson