Editorial Board

IN A CONVERSATION with Gulf New last November, Liberian President George Manneh Weah proclaimed that Liberia was opened for business. “Liberia is open for business and we are creating the right environment that makes it seamless for…

THE LIBERIAN ECONOMY is struggling to stay above water. For months now, civil servants have had their salaries slashed and the much-touted and controversial wage harmonization scheme undertaken by the government through the Ministry of…

THE DECISION by the George Weah-led government, instructing Health Minister, Dr. Wilhemina Jallah to carry out the recruit of health workers and fill the vacuum created at various health centers due to the ongoing strike action of the…

THE INTER-RELIGIIOUS Council of Liberia raised a number of pressing issues which many believe have the potential to disrupt the upcoming Midterm Senatorial elections in Liberia.

RESIDENTS IN BOMI COUNTY sent a clear message to politicians and their pocketbooks importing voters into their space Wednesday, a phenomenon sweeping across Liberia whenever elections season comes around.

OVER THE PAST 24 to 72 hours, since the National Elections Commission commenced its Voter Registration exercise, several trucks have been spotted taking voters to registration centers across the country.

MINISTER FAHNGON may very well be doing his job, but his tone and condescending response to women, many of whom have had their daughters, sisters and mothers fallen prey to rapist, does not bode well for the government’s agenda on SGBV. …

MR. WONPLO, the disgraced former Passport Director of Liberia, was arrested in August 2019, along with a Nigerian national identified as Adedoyin E. Atiro, and accused of selling Liberian Passports to foreign nationals ANDREW WONPLO…

AMERICAN CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER, Dr. Martin Luther King, renowned for his nonviolence stance, said in a speech in 1963: “Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that. Hate…

THE NEWS of notorious armed robber Kesselly Mulbah alias “Kezo” reappearance in the community despite his previous arrest has renewed an unending debate about the flaws of Liberia’s criminal justice system. Kezo was again taken…