Topic: Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf

Malawi suspends anti-gay laws
Malawi's moratorium has attracted a lot of attention in Africa, where two-thirds of countries criminalize homosexuality.
Nobel Peace Prize: Could a Russian win this year?
The Monitor's View Africa as muse, not mess
Is Liberia turning into a haven for militant groups - again?
Taylor's 50-year sentence draws mixed reactions in Liberia (+video)
Mae Azango exposed a secret ritual in Liberia, putting her life in danger
Will Charles Taylor ever face justice for crimes in Liberia?
Taylor guilty: Liberians have mixed emotions about verdict
Keep Calm Charles Taylor, former Liberian president, found guilty of war crimes (+video)
In Monrovia, Charles Taylor's wife awaits his verdict
Keep Calm Malawi's Banda becomes Africa's third female head of state
Keep Calm Liberia's President Sirleaf defends country's anti-gay laws
Liberia's Sirleaf takes oath for second term, promises reconciliation
Change Agent A warrior turns peacemaker in Liberia
Seven women who shaped the world in 2011
In Pictures Nobel Peace Prize 2011
Opinion Nobel Peace Prize 2011: Groundbreaking recognition that women get the job done
Nobel Peace Prize winner Leymah Gbowee: Liberia is progressing, but still divided
Prince as kingmaker: Can an ex-warlord deliver Johnson-Sirleaf the Liberian presidency?
Nobel Peace Prize winners Sirleaf and Gbowee reflect Liberian women's strength
Sirleaf leads Liberian presidential vote, but a second round looms
Liberia election: Voting went smoothly, but how about the results?
Good Reads: an Iranian plot to kill Saudi ambassador, and smooth Liberian elections
Nobel winner Leymah Gbowee speaks out on peace, women, and leadership
October 7, 2011 Photos of the Day

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