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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U.S. Envoy to Address Armed Forces Day

Friday, 03 February 2012 14:20
Outgoing US Ambassador Linda Thomas Greenfield

Outgoing United States Ambassador to Liberia, Linda Thomas-Greenfield, has been named as the keynote speaker of this year’s Armed Forces Day.

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Nimba Land Dispute Gets Bloody, One Killed, Several Wounded

Thursday, 02 February 2012 16:24
Richard Voker, one of the victims of the land crisis

One of the Nimba land disputes got a bloody nose on Sunday when at least one person was instantly killed and several others wounded and missing after a sporadic gunfire erupted between residents of two towns in Nimba County.

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