Author: Contributing Writer

Jonesboro, Georgia – The letter below is the late Tarty Teh’s rebuke, which he did with principled and insightful observation of gravy-seekers in Liberia and the Diaspora. These are some of the issues he dedicated his entire life to:

BUSHROD ISLAND – The name, New Kru Town Jamboree, comes to mind like a group solely organized to socialize or merry make.

MONROVIA – Amid the COVID19 pandemic devastation, the Liberian community in Sweden have embarked on a fundraising effort to donate rice to Liberian nurses at three of Liberia’s major hospitals.

Monrovia – Former Minister of Education and Grand Kru County senatorial aspirant, George K. Werner, has made good his promise of L$500,000 to cover tuition owed by graduated teachers of LICOSES Teachers Training College, according to a statement from the institution’s chief administrator, Joseph Wehye.

MONROVIA – The Founder and General Overseer of the Community Revival Church located between Logan Town and Jamaica Road Community has been arrested and charged for rape.

Monrovia – The book, Forensic Accounting Analytics and Pension Fund Administration: A Study of Selected Administrators in Liberia, is the first of its kind in our country, Liberia. The release of this highly loaded book is a true representation that Liberians are getting more and more interested in writing and teaching the next generation of leaders.

Prinston anthony sieh moosh Nimene, Contributing Writer, [email protected] The Scramble for Africa as a result of the Berlin Conference between 1884 to the early twentieth century was the worst disaster to have ever happened to Africa, and it was a crime against humanity. It began 1884 with the Berlin Conference and ended by the early twentieth century. Africa found itself being divided by non-Africans with imaginary borders, and Colonies.

Like in 2016 when the Government of Liberia designed a public-private partnership (now the Liberia Education Advancement Program – LEAP) with Bridge Liberia, U-Movement, Street Child and Rising Academies and other non-state providers to run public schools, disagreements, and criticisms from some legislators and civil society have continued to this day. Recently, an education coalition and the National Teachers Association of Liberia (NTAL) renewed the usual critiques after some furloughed employees (as a result of Covid-19) had complained about the process, despite partners such as Bridge living up to the Ministry of Labor’s mandate per the COVID guidelines for the…

Dear Fellow Citizens:It’s with profound and renewed vigor I write this plea. I am both honored and ashamed to confess the sins of our founding ancestors and us – their living descendants!

Monrovia – In the past two weeks, claims and counter-claims have been voiced regarding an amount that was supposed to be paid to the World Food Program to distribute food to Liberians who may be facing economic hardship because of the Covid-19 pandemic.