Speaking yesterday at the Monrovia City Hall when he served as keynote speaker at the 18th Commencement of the Seventh Day Adventist Junior and Senior High School, Minister Woods who spoke on the them…
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A memorial concert in honor of fallen South Africa Music Icon was held yesterday on Broad Street, in Monrovia to pay tribute to the deceased, who was killed late last week.
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The Ministry of Public Works has marked several structures on the Somalia Drive and has begun demolishing them to give way for the reconstruction of the main route leading from the Freeport to the Gar…
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Delays in the trial of Charles Taylor have caused much finger-pointing at the U.N.-backed special court.
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Once known for fine white suits and swaggering style, Liberia’s Charles Taylor now cooks his own meals and does his own dishes in a prison built for war crimes trials.
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Sierra Leone will hold a presidential election run-off on September 8 Election is the first since U.N. peacekeepers left Sierra Leone two years ago Poll is regarded as a test of the country’s recovery…
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24 August 2007 – The top United Nations official in Liberia has briefed civil society leaders on the proposed phased drawdown of the UN peacekeepers who have overseen the West African country’s tr…
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President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf says her government has no intention of politicizing the Liberia Marketing Association (LMA). The Liberian leader said government is only interested in seeing the Assoc…
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By Christo Johnson Freetown - Sierra Leone’s main opposition party said on Wednesday it had won a parliamentary majority in weekend elections and vowed to mount a legal challenge if official result…
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freetown Sierra Leone’s main opposition party said yesterday it had won a parliamentary majority in weekend elections and vowed to mount a legal challenge if official results still trickling in show…
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