Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf

Murky reports of coup plots and corruption are tarnishing President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf’s government...

Each of the three follows a different strategy: Côte d'Ivoire's peace is based on a regionally negotiated but still shaky power-sharing agreement; Liberia's stability and international profile has been helped hugely by the election of Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf as President; Sierra Leone is preparing for national elections in August which will test some of the more obvious political and economic weaknesses of its recovery programme...

Although Liberia accepted the Governance and Economic Management Assistance Program of intrusive international oversight President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf's government complains of international distrust of her government's ability to administer funds...

Monrovia's political tug-of-war is getting tougher and President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf is in the middle as reluctant arbiter and sole referee...

President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf is now warning ex-fighters not to enter Guinea for fear that the unrest there might spill over the border which runs 563 kilometres through wild country...

Edwin Melvin Snowe's battle to keep his position as Speaker of the House of Representatives is becoming an embarrassing cause célèbre as he claims the plot against him was orchestrated from President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf's office...

Guests at the celebrations will include South Africa’s President Thabo Mbeki Nigeria’s President Obasanjo President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf of Liberia and former United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan as well as sundry black artists musicians politicians and athletes from North America and Europe...

President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf's economic record is widely praised as she gets ready for her first anniversary on 16 January (AC Vol 47 No 2)...

On taking power in January President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf decided to re-evaluate all NTGL contracts focusing on the giants Mittal and Firestone...

When after ten hours of talks in Abuja ECOWAS gave the green light to another year in office for Gbagbo the decision was intended to be kept secret but was revealed by the press officer to Liberian President Ellen Sirleaf-Johnson...