Ebola poses human waste problem for Liberia

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Liberia's Ebola human waste problem New Ebola infections have fallen in Liberia, but it still has the problem of what to do with huge quantities of potentially infectious human waste.

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Liberia reopens border with Sierra Leone Liberia has officially reopened its border with Sierra Leone and lifted its nationwide curfews after several months of closure due to the Ebola outbreak.

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Kids go back to school in Liberia Children are back at school in the west African country of Liberia, after the Ebola outbreak there led schools to close for six months.

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Ebola crisis: Liberia schools reopen Schools are reopening in Liberia on Monday following closure due to the epidemic of the deadly Ebola disease.

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Liberia president: 'Ebola can be beaten' Liberia's President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf spoke to Newshour about whether Ebola has left another scar on a country already scarred by years of civil war.

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UN envoy: Rise in Ebola 'a concern' Dr David Nabarro, the United Nations special envoy on Ebola, says the small rise in Ebola cases is a concern.

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Ebola vaccine trial starts in Liberia The first large-scale trial of an experimental Ebola vaccine starts in Liberia.

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