Author: Contributing Writer

At one point or another, you may have heard the phrase “He’s a born dictator.” I’d say to you today that this phrase couldn’t be farther away from the truth. Those who become dictators are not born “dictators.” The fact is that at some point in their lives, because of some internal or external influences, people develop dictatorial tendencies.

Monrovia – Appointing qualified women into leadership of Liberia is the right thing to do. However, where precedence for good governance is to be established by the action, and the rule of law and consolidation of the country’s democratic aspiration is to be seriously impacted; it is never enough to seek only to do the right thing. The right thing must be done the right way. 

Monrovia – A 24-classroom building of the New Hope Academy is nearing completion, thanks to the sponsorship of Dr. Malachi Z. York’s Foundation (MYF). Dr. York is a former Liberian Diplomat, who served this nation in the US.

MONROVIA – The Senate Committee Chairman on Labour, Mathew N. Jaye, has decried what he called the “unwarranted” redundancy of 400 employees by CHICO in River Gee County.

MONROVIA – Christian Revival Church Association (CRCA), Water of Life, and the Last Well institutions operating in Liberia have dedicated seven pumps out of its 17 wells drilled in Foya and Koluhun Districts in Lofa County.

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.