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UP Stabs Corruption Fight In The Back A member of the House of Representative Saywah Dunah says President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and her Unity Party officials in government are giving lip-service to and complicating the fight against corruption in the country. More Liberty Party In Turmoil -Political Officer Reacts To Executive Committee's Statement Liberty Party's Political Officer, Isaac Jackson, Jr. says his attention has been drawn to a reaction quoted in the May 7, 2008 edition of the Inquirer Newspaper purported to have been issued by some members of the party, rejecting comments made by him on matters of national concern. More Knight Journalism Fellow Trains Liberian Journalists
Africa FOI Centre Calls on Liberian Government to Expedite Passage of FOI Bill The Africa Freedom of Information Centre (AFIC) welcomes the steps taken by Liberia to adopt a Freedom of Information law for the country and calls on the National Legislature to expedite action in passing the Freedom of Information Bill submitted to it last month by a coalition of ordinary citizens, media and civil society organizations.. More The Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) denies media reports that its Chairman Cllr. Jerome Verdier recently spoke to the press in defiance of the Writ of Prohibition of the Supreme Court of Liberia.More U.S. Regional Academic Advisor Visits Liberia THE TREASON CASE : A missed opportunity (Special Commentary by Togba-Nah Tipoteh)
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Greaves, Others' NPFL Support Uncovered - 
The Liberian Government has indicted former National Transitional Government Chairman Gyude Bryant and former Liberia Petroleum Refining Company (LPRC) Managing Director Edwin Snow and several others for allegedly stealing over US$1million from the LPRC.
Marquita Smith, a Knight International Journalism Fellow, is in the country to train Liberian Journalists as part of Liberia 's post war recovery program.