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 16 prisons are severely overcrowded, with 3,711 inmates against a capacity of 1,350, sparking calls for urgent reform and modernization.
Liberia's year-old Cybercrime Act is being tested in the case of Jerry Nyantee Wrotto, accused of cyberbullying Vice President Jeremiah Kpan Koung Sr.
Liberia's Saclepea community adopts yellow as a symbol of hope, joy, and limitless possibilities, inspiring happiness, optimism, and intellectual growth.
More than 100 inmates have escaped from the Kakata Central Prison in Liberia, triggering a massive manhunt across Kakata and surrounding communities.
Liberia owes $34,000 to the UN, a sum it has yet to pay, despite recent claims of a fiscal turnaround and a $1 billion domestic revenue milestone.
Former Unity Party official Mo Ali's claim that Liberia's debt-to-GDP ratio decreased by 8.2% under the UP administration has been found to be incorrect.
Liberians express mixed feelings about the government's historic revenue gains, demanding tangible impact on their daily lives.
Liberia's Ministry of Health continues Hepatitis B vaccination campaign, assures public of vaccine's safety and effectiveness.
US ICE deports Amos Sheik Massaquoi, a former Liberian combatant accused of war-era atrocities, back to Liberia.
The Global Governance Initiative emphasizes fairness, justice, and equality among nations to address common global challenges.
Liberian authorities test 202.5 kg shipment from Malaysia for narcotics at Roberts International Airport as cocaine seizures escalate in the country.
William V.S. Tubman Jr., son of Liberia's longest-serving president, has died at the age of 93, leaving behind a legacy as a public figure and advocate for political inclusion.
