The African Development Bank has named former foreign affairs minister, Augustine Kpehe Ngafuan, as its new country manager to Uganda.
U.S. Senate Confirms New Ambassador to Liberia
The United States Senate has confirmed a new ambassador to Liberia, at least eight months after the early departure of the former ambassador accredited to the country, Christine Elder.
Women Make Less Than 17 Percent of Qualified Candidates for Special Senatorial Election
The Nations Elections Commission released the final listing of qualified candidates for the December special senatorial election on Wednesday, more than one month after the process was halted by the Supreme Court.
In Journalist Assault Case, Police Yet to Conclude Investigation
One week since the assault of a Bush Chicken reporter, Zeze Ballah, by an officer of the Liberia National Police, an investigation ordered by Inspector General Patrick Sudue is yet to be concluded.
New Report Highlights Liberia’s Discriminatory Laws on Sexual Orientation
A new report meant to contribute to the reduction of violence, discrimination, inequalities, and exclusion experienced by people of diverse sexual orientation and gender identity has been launched in Liberia.
World Bank Donates 15 Ambulances to Fight COVID-19 in Liberia
The World Bank has donated 15 ambulances to the Ministry of Health to address current logistical challenges in the country’s COVID-19 response efforts.
U.S. Government Sees Heightened Risk of Violence Ahead of Special Senatorial Election
The United States Embassy has warned of a heightened risk of violence in Liberia ahead of the country’s special senatorial election in December.
Government Conducts Autopsies for Four Deceased Auditors Today
The Liberian government has announced it will conduct autopsies on the remains of four individuals whose recent deaths raised fears of insecurity among citizens.