The Resident Judge of the Circuit Criminal Court "B" at the Temple of Justice says that he has found no legal grounds and legal reasons to conform to an earlier request of the State prosecutors to disqualify him from presiding

Several groups and organizations in the country have expressed disappointment over continuous criticism of the Community Rights law by the Forestry Development Authority (FDA).

A meeting aimed at strengthening ties between President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and the people of Grand Gedeh has taken place in Monrovia at the Ministry of Foreign Ministry. The meeting was also meant to enable Retired General Charles Julue express

The government of Liberia through the Ministry of Commerce in consultation with the Management of the Liberia Petroleum Refining Company (LPRC) has announced additional reductions in the cost of petroleum products.

This paper has reliably learnt that 25 Liberians who have been residing in the United States are expected to be deported by that country to Liberia for their alleged involvement in criminal activities in that country.

A former child soldier has testified to the torture, enslavement and murder of civilians by Sierra Leone's RUF rebels allegedly supported by the indicted former Liberian president, Charles Taylor.

An associate pastor of The Overcomer Church in "Gobacchop" Market, Redlight has seriously wounded a woman believed to be in her early 30s with a cutlass as stated by bystanders.

Mr. Sam Jackson, former Minister of State for Economic and Financial Affairs of the Republic of Liberia and Business Development Specialist is calling on the Liberian government to set up a special Economic Monitoring Committee composed of individuals from both

The Mpumalanga Executive Council on Friday observed a moment of silence in remembrance of the victims of a tragic bus accident which claimed the lives of 30 passengers.

In an effort to inspire learners to consider a career in transport, the City of Cape Town has made learners aware of the various career opportunities in the transport industry.

The long standing dispute between Free State based First Division clubs Carara Kicks and African Warriors over the services of Zambian defender Clive Hachilensa remains unresolved after the case was again postponed on Wednesday.

The South African Football Players Union has voiced its disapproval at the fines meted out by Safa's Disciplinary Committee in cases relating to players.

Former Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates midfielder Jabu Mahlangu will be involved in a do-or-die battle with his Swedish team, Osters IF, as they look forward for promotion into the Second Division next season.

Mozambican Labour Minister Helena Taipo on Thursday accused the country's main opposition party, the former rebel movement Renamo, of plagiarism.

Activist Zackie Achmat showed no mercy when attacking the ANC Youth League, blasting the leadership as "corrupt", and Dr Allan Boesak called politicians "selfish and silly".

Striking in appearance--six foot four and physically imposing--with an aristocratic bearing and incredible charm and self-assurance, Nelson Mandela is the greatest African leader in modern history, the winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, and an iconic figure the world over.

Mozambican Agriculture Minister Soares Nhaca on Thursday denied a claim by the former rebel movement Renamo that Mozambique has fewer rural extensionists than Swaziland.

Sustaining South Africa's Wild Coast (SWC) campaign, a loose coalition of organisations continue to lobby the government to overturn the decision to permit open cast dune mining in the Pondoland Wild Coast region. The SWC argue that not only was

The "Green Revolution" in Mozambique does not depend on genetically modified seeds, Prime Minister Luisa Diogo assured the country's parliament, the Assembly of the Republic, on Thursday.

Following the resignation of South African President Thabo Mbeki, William M. Gumede explores the future of the ANC and the likely consequences of a Jacob Zuma presidency. While suggesting that an elected Zuma would scarcely provoke an all-out political implosion