Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf

President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf is celebrated internationally as Africa's first female head of state...

President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf looks set to seek a second six-year term in the 2011 elections...

They include President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf and several of her top officials who should resign immediately or have their pay stopped...

The President is far more cautious than his dynamic neighbour President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf of Liberia...

LIBERIA: Making headway The announcement of a US$1 billion iron ore investment in Liberia by China will give President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf’s government a fillip in 2009 amid local rivalries and increasing reports of internal corruption...

Following the election of President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf in November 2006 Liberian officials renegotiated the contract with Mittal and claimed to have substantially improved the terms (Africa Confidential Vol 47 No 25)...

In May President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf signed a deal which gave 120 000 hectares of forest in Gbarpolu and Lofa counties to Alpha Logging in which Woodman has a 60% stake...

On 1 April Liberia's Senate approved the Minerals Development Agreement that President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf's government had signed with the China-Union (Hong Kong) Mining Company and its local subsidiary China-Union (Liberia) Bong Mines Company on 19 January...

68 billion agreement signed by China Union's Chief Executive Yin Fuyou and Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf on 19 January to restart iron ore production at the old Bong Mines flies in the face of global economic realities as mining projects stall and close across Asia and Africa...

It has taken Liberia which had an unambiguously pro-Western government under President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf more than two years to negotiate a debt reduction programme with the World Bank and IMF; it is likely to take Zimbabwe longer still...