West Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Liberia: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in West Africa
Liberia's NPP party plans to elect a 'political leader' at its December convention, stripping Jewel Howard-Taylor of control amid her drug trafficking and money laundering prosecution.
Switzerland's Federal Supreme Court upholds 20-year sentence for Alieu Kosiah, a former ULIMO commander convicted of war crimes committed in Liberia's Lofa County during the civil war.
The arrival of 30 pieces of heavy earthmoving equipment in Bong County is being greeted as a turning point for the county's farmers, traders and rural families.
Dr. David D. Dann, founder of Christ’s Victory International School System (CVISS), has urged graduates to uphold integrity, cultivate wisdom, and demonstrate good character as they navig...
Former Monrovia City Mayor Jefferson T. Koijee hands over disputed Sinkor property to Vice President Jeremiah Kpan Koung, cites faith and commitment to peace.
ECOWAS Parliament delegation ends oversight mission to Liberia, calls for SIGMAT expansion across West Africa to improve trade and reduce delays.
Former Liberian Foreign Minister Dee-Maxwell Saah Kemayah Sr. calls for global youth to take a more active role in climate negotiations and policymaking.
23 Liberian journalists return from China with new skills and a challenge to apply them
Liberia's Criminal Court "E" to hear a motion for a new trial filed by former NSA official Peter Bon Jallah, convicted of statutory rape and kidnapping.
Liberia's STAND group criticizes Boakai-Koung admin for poverty, unequal pay, and alleged corruption involving President's son.
Liberia's Asset Recovery Task Force indicted seven people in April over the alleged diversion of $1.7 million meant for rural women, but the case has yet to go to trial.
Liberia's Whein Town residents renew calls for landfill closure as President Boakai launches clean cities campaign, citing health risks and environmental concerns.
