SPECIAL GUEST: Munir Safieldin, UN Acting Humanitarian Coordinator in Nigeria on assistance to IDPs

Since the end of the civil war in the West African State of Liberia in August 2003, the murder rate in that country appears to be increasing by the day.  According to Police crime sheet, at least 129 people were killed in separate murder incidents between January 2010 to December 2011. Journalist Adolphus Mawolo assesses the situation and factors influencing it. 

"Why Are They Still Dying?"

Nine hundred ninety four out of 100,000 women in Liberia die in labor. It's a problem having a huge toll on the country's 3.5 million populations. Liberian journalist, Adolphus Mawolo reports

Pregnancy still death sentence for women in Liberia

It is often said that there is nowhere like home. Well, over the weekend, this saying manifested in the lives of scores of Liberians who sought refuge in Ghana during the years of reeled civil wars in Liberia. The refugees some of whom spent more than two decades in exile returned home nearly ten years after civil war in the country ended. 
As Freelance Journalist Adolphus Mawolo reports, their return marked the end of a long period of United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) voluntary repatriation exercise for Liberian refugees in Ghana.
