Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf

Opposition parties in Liberia are gearing up to challenge Ellen Johnson Sirleaf in the presidential election...

The enthusiastic reception accorded to President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf at the United Nations summit this week must come as a welcome relief from the political roughhouse in Monrovia...

After finalising deals worth hundreds of millions of dollars with steel giant ArcelorMittal and the Firestone Tire and Rubber Company President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has brought in many new investors – Equatorial Palm Oil Golden Veroleum Sime Darby and Côte d’Ivoire’s SIFCA in oil palm; BHP Billiton and China Union in mining; Chevron in petroleum; and United States airline Delta which now flies in direct from Atlanta...

Burnishing a stellar international reputation Liberia’s President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf is steeling herself for a tough campaign for a second presidential term in elections next year...

In her apologetic New Year address President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf announced that a second amendment to the China Union deal would soon be submitted for ratification by the legislature...

Seeing no progress on the ground Liberian President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf was one of a handful of African presidents to attend the ministerial Forum on China-Africa Cooperation in November...

Negotiations have been led by the Interministerial Concessions Committee formed by President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf...

He was head of the Public Procurement and Concessions Commission (PPCC) and close to President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf...

Victor Helb Minister of National Security: A confidant of President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and former head of the Special Security Service Helb replaces the much-criticised Peter Bonner Jallah...

Koroma is mostly considered a good egg but a slow boiler far less dynamic than his next-door neighbour in Liberia President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf an ex-United Nations official who has the donors in thrall...