Several students and some teachers of three public schools in Brewerville and Virginia outside Monrovia have received assorted school materials from a United State-based Liberian, Mr. Ike R. Wilson.

Leaders of the Free Pentecostal Global Mission Church of Liberia (FPGML) have disclosed plans to begin an annual five- day strategic church conference on a policy document crafted years ago.

The Ministry of Health and Social Welfare (MoHSW) and Save the Children-UK have  said at a press briefing that “today, in Liberia, 35 percent of children who die under the age of 5 years are newborns, and according to them, “this is a risin...

The United States-based Oil Company, Chevron, and the United Women Business Center (UWBC), a local marketers group, have signed US$100,000 grant aimed at constructing a warehouse at the Omega Market in Paynesville.

Concerned citizens of Margibi want their legislature conclude arrangements on the Buchanan Renewables Power Plant deal in an effort to provide electricity to their county.

The Technical Director of the Liberia Football Association (LFA), Henry Brown has turned down a request for Lone Star to participate in a four-team tournament in the land of the world football favorites, Brazil, terming the tournament as “unde...

The failure for Liberian sports to make marked improvement is because the government’s arm responsible for sports is crowded with activities that serve as distractions to its objectives.

Liberia football chief Musa Bility said on Sunday at the Alpha Old-timer sports field that he is confident of being re-elected president of the Liberia Football Association (LFA) over former Liberia’s celebrated football star James Salinsa Deb...

The Government of India has named President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf as the recipient of the 2012 Indira Gandhi Prize for Peace, Disarmament and Development.

An American medical team, Children’s Surgery International (CSI) has completed another working visit to the Firestone Medical Center in Duside outside Harbel.

She sat loosely on a very short wall, joint by two corners to a wall on a very small house in one of Monrovia’s slum communities—Clara Town.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has donated a double cabin Toyota pickup to the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare.

The Executive Mansion has denied reports that President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf “boycotted” a meeting with House Speaker Alex Tyler and other representatives last Friday at the Capitol Building.

A delegation from the Liberian Government that visited the headquarters of the World Bank in the United States, where it participated in a week-long intensive consultation with World Bank officials, has returned to the country.