Liberia

"I was afraid because it was plenty, and so I brought it home and gave it to my aunty to keep until the owner could ask for it," the Liberian teenager said.

"He oversaw the events and only declared an end to the shooting when he understood the occupants of the church to have been all killed," a judge said.

Adenah Bayoh's extensive portfolio of real estate and restaurants began at 21, with her first purchase.

The snake is almost impossible to handle in the normal way without being bitten, due to its unique abilities.

Religious leaders not only have an obligation to prevent violence against women, they're uniquely well positioned to do it.

A deal was signed despite Exxon's concerns that it could violate U.S. anti-corruption laws, according to Global Witness.

And she continues to shatter precedent today.

George Weah, the new Liberian president, once played for A.C. Milan and Manchester City.

General Butt Naked sacrificed children and oversaw the killing of 20,000 people. Two decades later, he remains a free man.

Africa's first female head of state is stepping down. Twenty people, including a former warlord and Africa's greatest ever footballer, want to succeed her.

Tom Price is in the West African country to survey its post-Ebola recovery and offer U.S. support.

Liberian authorities have ruled out a return of Ebola, which killed almost 5,000 people.

Health Ministry is testing the blood samples of those who died in Sinoe county.

Joseph Boakai, who is running to succeed Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, says his country cannot continue "living on handouts."

2016 has been a tumultuous year for African politics, and next year is likely to be the same.

Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf said she is worried Trump won't "build bridges" with Africa.

Liberia has a single cable linking it to the global Internet, which was targeted by hackers.

King George played for some of Europe's best clubs and wants to lead the West African nation.

Four people have died from the virus since February 29.

Health authorities are still looking for 48 people who may be carrying the virus.

The deal comes days after an Ebola death in Sierra Leone put more than 100 people in quarantine.

The case came hours after West Africa was declared Ebola-free on Thursday.

The virus is back, one day after the WHO declared active transmission had ended.

The virus has claimed some 11,300 lives in Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea since March 2014.

Will Guinea be the first to reach 90 days without the virus returning?

Corruption is part of life in sub-Saharan Africa, with faith in the police and courts at rock bottom.

The nation was declared Ebola-free in September; virus outbreak has killed over 11,000 people.

The organization did not declare the virus to be a global emergency until five months after outbreaks were reported.

A 10-year-old boy has contracted the disease in Monrovia, according to officials.

President Barack Obama cited the country's "tremendous progress" and commitment to democracy.