Thousands of pregnant women have been tested for HIV since Liberia introduced a programme to prevent mother-to-child HIV transmissions (PMTCT) eight...

As mountains of garbage expand in the Liberian capital, Monrovia, the UN Environment Programme has called on the government and private sector to...

The Liberian government’s National Leprosy and Tuberculosis Control Programme says treatment for more than 4,000 tuberculosis patients is at risk...

Around 1,000 former members of Liberia’s security forces seeking salaries and demobilization packages rioted on Thursday in a suburb of Monrovia...

Mounting ethnic tension in Liberia’s eastern Nimba County could spark a new round of fighting as members of the minority Mandingo ethnic group claim...

HIV/AIDS will be on the curriculum next month for 10,000 Liberian students at the Lutheran Church School System, the third largest church-school...

Rising levels of rape and sexual exploitation of women and teenage girls in Liberia have sparked concern by both the government and women's rights...

The majority of Liberians in towns, cities and villages alike are still drinking dirty water more than three years after the end of the country’s...

Two years after the conclusion of a nationwide disarmament exercise, about 39,000 former fighters have yet to be placed in skills training...

Alleged child rapists are paying their way out of jail while court officials and police officers demand bribes and kickbacks from the families of...