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After him and the top leadership but its unclear whether he or any of the top leaders were killed, and thats what the u. S. Wants to assess before they say any more because earlier this year in about january there were several strikes trying to target him, and it doesnt look like obviously they were able to. This comes just a day after a group of al shabaab fighters set up a car bomb at a prison in the capital mogadishu. They launched gunfire against military members to free members of their gro...

In an effort to strengthen the relations of fraternity, friendship, and cooperation between the Republic of Cote d’Ivoire and the Republic of Liberia, the seventh session of the joint Ivoirian-Liberian

Liberia: Foreign Minister Beysolow Nyanti Attends Ivoirian-Liberian Cooperation Commission Meeting in Cote DIvoire

By Emma Black Momoh Swaray is a Sierra Leonean who grew up in a mining family in the Kailahun District. Sixteen years ago, following the civil war, he and many other Sierra Leoneans moved to Liberia to try to build a better life for themselves. Swaray got married to a Liberian woman and they had six children. He returned to gold mining in hopes of striking it rich. Amongst the

By Dr. Kandeh Kolleh Yumkella Kandeh K. Yumkella, United Nations Under-Secretary-General, shares his thoughts on the Ebola Virus Disease (EVD), reminds us of our shared responsibilities, lessons to be learnt going forward and prays for a speedy return to normalcy. What started few weeks ago as an isolated incident in the forest region of Guinea has now metastasized into a

By Joseph Lamin Kamara in Freetown and Mohamed T. Massaquoi in Pujehun Sierra Leone is yet to reopen its land border with Liberia since it tightened security measures regulating movements between the two countries, following the outbreak of the Ebola disease, officials said Tuesday. This followed reports that Liberia opened its land border with the country on Sunday, after

Monrovia, April 24, 2024: Family members are in the process of obtaining permits for the exhumation of the remains of slain Liberian President William R. Tolbert, Jr., and 13 other officials killed in the April 12, 1980 coup.

He earned the nickname ‘Okyeman,’ (meaning the agitator/advocate) in recognition of his resolve to defend the land rights of his Okyem tribe from the stranglehold of a powerful gold mining company - Newmont Golden Ridge Ltd, from Denver, USA.

News that the Government of Liberia and the African Development Bank over the weekend signed two loan agreements in Monrovia, totaling US$40 million to enhance road infrastructure and boost inter-community trading within the Mano River Union Basing is both welcoming and laudable.

The ruling party, Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) through its national chairman has called on Diaspora Liberians and Liberians at home