Liberia's Charlyne Brumskine Sworn in as ECOWAS Community Court of Justice Judge
Liberian lawyer Charlyne Brumskine becomes first female judge from her country on ECOWAS Community Court of Justice.
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Liberian lawyer Charlyne Brumskine becomes first female judge from her country on ECOWAS Community Court of Justice.
Musa Hassan Bility, leader of the Citizens Movement for Change (CMC), has pulled back from CDC-led opposition talks, opting for a "Third Lane" coalition for 2029.
Former President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf admits anti-corruption efforts fell short, calls for structural transformation.
Liberia's Charlyne Brumskine takes oath as ECOWAS Community Court of Justice judge, vowing to uphold human rights and rule of law across West Africa.
Liberia's LISGIS Director General cautions against inadequate use of AI in data collection.
A Liberian cook-shop seller, Kadiatu Kamara, has denied allegations that she added feces to her food to attract customers, despite a viral social media report that sparked public outrage.
The Indian Embassy in Liberia marked Mahatma Gandhi's 157th birth anniversary with a donation of medicines to the Group of 77 Disabled Center.
Liberia Medical and Dental Council calls for stronger regulatory frameworks to govern traditional medicine and ensure its safe integration into Liberia's healthcare system.
Liberian entrepreneur LeAnn Knowlden recognized in Zimbabwe, Tanzania, and Ghana for her leadership and impact.
European Federation of Liberian Associations accuses Liberian government of sidelining Liberians in Europe from diaspora engagement initiatives.
Liberia is 69 percent prepared to respond to an Ebola outbreak, but logistics gaps pose significant risks to frontline health workers and the general public.
Liberia's former lawmaker Yekeh Kolubah says he regrets his relationship with President Joseph Boakai, casting doubt on reconciliation talks.