Liberian officials say the government must reinstate its agency responsible for responding to natural disasters, which has been defunct since the...

A teenager accused of rape, Abraham peers through the rusty bars of his prison cell where he has languished for two months. His wide eyes and...

Flooding has cut off piped water to a quarter million people in the capital, Monrovia, displacing hundreds of people and destroying or severely...

Reliable statistics on HIV/AIDS have been hard to come by in Liberia, slowly recovering from years of conflict, but two recently released surveys...

Liberia is finalising a strategy aimed at boosting the government’s capacity to tackle hunger and malnutrition - one pillar of an overall turn...

More than 700 people are homeless in Liberia after ocean waves slammed coastline communities, destroying more than 100 homes and other structures. ...

Josephine Morgan comes from a poor family. Her father, hoping for a better life for his children, agreed to an offer made by the head of an...

The Liberian government says it has started reunifying hundreds of parents with their children who were placed in orphanages under false pretenses....

The difficulty in acquiring seed rice during the current planting season is having a negative effect on rice farming in rural Liberia where there...

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