Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf

The Great West was long a Gbagbo stronghold and the trial in Monrovia of 18 Liberians for their involvement in the killing of the UN peacekeepers and other attacks has become a rallying point for champions of Krahn identity and against President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf...

The rumour which flashed around Monrovia late last year that President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf had died was a harbinger of unsettled times ahead...

In 2005 President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf inherited a battered country with no infrastructure and an annual budget of US$85 million...

Liberia's redoubtable President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf chaired the first committee meeting of ten Presidents in New York to draw up a common African position on the next MDGs...

Human Rights Watch Special Representative of the United Nations Secretary General Karin Landgren and a chorus of domestic voices clamoured for President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf to take action against corruption...

President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf's government however approved the deal without talking to the local communities who would have to provide the land...

President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf suspended both women...

In late March President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf was in Jakarta on the first official visit by a Liberian head of state since diplomatic relations were established in 1965...

In Liberia Yudhoyono co-chaired with Liberia’s President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and Britain’s Prime Minister David Cameron a United Nations High-Level Panel on Post-2015 which discussed how to replace the UN Millennium Development Goals when they expire in 2015...

At the root of the conflict is the leasing by President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf’s government of huge tracts of land where hundreds of thousands of people were living on the basis that all undeeded land is public...