The Liberian Government, through the National Disaster Relief Commission (NDRC), seated in the Ministry of Internal Affairs, has brought smiles on the faces of several fire victims in Monrovia, after the Commission donated relief items to them Tuesday.

The youths of Liberia say they are seeking the face of God as the best alternative to ensure that similar post electoral violence in neighbouring Ivory Coast (now turning into full scale war) does not plague Liberia after general and presidential elections late this year.

Public Works Minister Samuel Kofi has expressed satisfaction over the newly rehabilitated road in the southeastern region and called on citizens of the area to get involved in term of ownership in the development of Liberia's infrastructure.
He said every citizens of Liberia is entitled to good road but called for patience as road works require time.

Public Works Minister Samuel Kofi has expressed satisfaction over the newly rehabilitated road in the southeastern region and called on citizens of the area to get involved in term of ownership in the development of Liberia's infrastructure.
He said every citizens of Liberia is entitled to good road but called for patience as road works require time.

The Deputy Minister of Commerce and Industry, Hon. Lavela B. Kortimai, Sr. on March 17-18, 2011 deputized for Minister Miata Beysolow at the Annual Cocoa Sector Marketing Linkage Forum in Gbarnga, Bong County.

The Liberia Crusaders for Peace (LCP) with support from Population Services International (PSI) and the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare has completed a ten day massive promotion, distribution and awareness campaign on the use of the “All Rock Star Condoms” in five of Liberia's fifteen counties.

The Liberian Government, through the National Disaster Relief Commission (NDRC), seated in the Ministry of Internal Affairs, has brought smiles on the faces of several fire victims in Monrovia, after the Commission donated relief items to them Tuesday.

FLY President Zayzay, YAI’s Weeks, the Chair of the Fast &Prayer organizers Madam Tarpeh and the Chair of the NMCL Youth Desk Bamba, addressing a joint press conference yesterday

The President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf is expected to kick off a week-long visit to the South-eastern part of the country that will take her through Maryland, Grand Kru and River Gee counties to engage the public, review the development progress in those counties and hold a Cabinet meeting.

At the close of a one-day editor's workshop in Monrovia on armed violence (AV), participating journalists have underscored the need for more public education on the violence and the effect it has on development, peace and stability.