USAID Sends 14 Liberians Off to Study Abroad » Fourteen beneficiaries of USAID sponsored scholarships ) has sis sponsoring are set to leave the country shortly to purs...
Ganta City Authorities Donate Gifts » Ganta City authorities on January 2, 2012 donated gifts to the Ganta United Methodist Hospital and other institutions in...
Girl, 17 Dies after Circumcision » Reports emanating from Nimba County have it that a 17-year old girl has died after allegedly undergoing the practice of ...
Another March Set for Saturday » At least 100,000 persons are expected to participate in a march on Saturday in Monrovia. Organized by a group calling it...
Security Sector Budget to Be Increased » President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has vowed to increase the budget for the security sector, including the Liberia National...
Ellen Lobbies for Tyler, Findley » President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf is said to have broken silence over her choices for the leaderships of the Upper House (...
More Stench and Garbage Await New Year Shoppers » At Nation’s Largest Business CenterDespite the last-minute intervention by a Ghanaian based sanitation company Zoom-Lion...
Tipoteh calls for Patriotism » Dr. Togba-Nah Tipoteh, Standard Bearer of the Freedom Alliance Party of Liberia (FAPL) has made a call for Patriotism. D...
Christmas Party for Kids » The United Youth Movement Against Violence (UYMAV), on Monday hosted its Annual Children Christmas Party. The one-day e...
Tight Security for Inauguration » Amidst soaring threats of a series of protests by opposition Congress for Democratic Change (CDC) up to and including a ...
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House Fails to End NEC-CDC Impasse As election squabble escalates; CDC pulls out of negotiations

Thursday, 31 May 2012 14:47
Speaker of the 53rd Legislature, Rep. J. Alex Tyler

Legislative negotiations aimed at resolving the election impasse involving the Congress for Democratic Change (CDC) and the National Elections Commissions (NEC) has failed to resolve the escalating dispute between the two contending parties.

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Global Witness Demands Justice for Liberians, Says Taylor’s 50-yr Sentence Only Represents Justice for Sierra Leoneans

Thursday, 31 May 2012 14:43
Global Witness Demands Justice for Liberians, Says Taylor’s 50-yr Sentence Only Represents Justice for Sierra Leoneans

The 50-year prison sentence handed down to former Liberian president Charles Taylor by the Special Court for Sierra Leone in The Hague represents justice for the people of Sierra Leone, said Global Witness.

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