Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf
Africa’s first female president was propelled to power on a tide of democratic passion from voters eager to turn the page on the years of civil carnage. Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf was hailed as the woman whose level head and calm, almost grandmotherly,...
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He is reliving the moment when he escaped death in the “land of blood and tears.”
“In 1990, I was a very small, and I saw so many things,” he...
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The State Department said Tuesday it has awarded contracts worth more than $250 million to build new U.S. embassies in the capitals of Serbia and Liberia. It also has...
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President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf apologized to her nation Thursday for the role she once played in supporting the man who launched the country’s 14-year civil...
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Liberia’s president has declared a state of emergency over an invasion of crop-eating caterpillars that has affected 350,000 people in the West African country.
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Authorities in Liberia have set up a command post and called on international experts to help fight an invasion by millions of crop-devouring caterpillars that are...
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Liberia’s worst caterpillar plague in three decades has spread to neighboring Guinea after swarms of the crop-eating insects devastated more than 45 towns in the...
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Hordes of voracious caterpillars are destroying crops and prompting terrified villagers to flee their homes in northern Liberia in what is described as the West African...
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One night, in a country swept up in a long and harrowing armed conflict, Liberian social worker Leymah Gbowee dreamt that she gathered women together to pray for...
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Conjoined twin baby girls from Liberia who were traveling to New York for medical treatment died aboard a plane that was diverted to Canada on Thursday.
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The Peace Corps will return to war-ravaged Liberia on Sunday for the first time since fighting erupted nearly two decades ago, its goal to help rebuild the West African...
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The U.S. Peace Corps is returning to war-ravaged Liberia next week for the first time since brutal fighting erupted there two decades ago.
made popular Oct 22 2008
Disputes over land ownership and property boundaries are threatening to undermine Liberia’s fragile peace, the nation’s reconciliation body and the European...
made popular Oct 13 2008
The brutal 14-year Liberian civil war, known locally as ‘World War Three’, may be a history but the country is facing a new conflict. Orphanages all over...
made popular Sep 7 2008
A former Liberian warlord whose drugged fighters once appeared on camera holding up a human heart dodged questions Wednesday and refused to accept any wrongdoing during...
made popular Aug 27 2008
One of Liberia’s most infamous warlords admitted Tuesday that he had trained in Libya and helped topple the government of Burkina Faso before overthrowing...
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U.S. Peace Corps volunteers will return to Liberia for the first time since civil war broke out in this West African nation nearly two decades ago, U.S. and Liberian...
made popular Aug 18 2008
The former president of Liberia is on trial. A vice president of Congo is in custody. The former leaders of Cambodia are in the dock. And a key figure in the Bosnia war...
made popular Jul 22 2008
An Interview With Robert Young Pelton
The following is an excerpt from News E-Magazine GlobalPundit.Org’s Interview with author( World’s Most Dangerous...
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WINDHOEK: The President of Liberia, President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, Africa’s first female president, arrived in the capital of Namibia yesterday on a three-day...
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The history of the world is filled with women success stories. Though they could not get equal opportunity in every walk of their lives, they made a distinct and...
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The UN Security Council on Friday lifted a six-year ban on Liberian diamond exports. The 15-nation council voted unanimously on ‘Resolution 1753 (2007)’ and...
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On 21st of September, first lady of the US, Laura Bush and Liberian President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf received the 2006 Freedom Award for their devotion towards politics...
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After electing Michelle Bachelet in Chile... Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf in Liberia... Angela Merkel in Germany ...it looks that the scene is ripe enough to see some more f...
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