Editorial Board

YESTERDAY, OCTOBER 17, the spokesman of the Liberia National Police (LNP) attempted to provide what he thinks was clarity on Tuesday, October 15 Monrovia Consolidated School System’s student peaceful protest, which later degenerated…

IF REPRESENTATIVE Acarous Moses Gray(CDC, District No. 8, Montserrado County) had his way, the head of the Monrovia Consolidated School System would be out of a job. Not because he failed to pay teachers, in whose interest students…

ARTICLE 17 of the Liberian constitution guarantees the right of all Liberians to peaceful assembly. “All persons, at all times, in an orderly and peaceable manner, shall have the right to assemble and consult upon the common good, to…

WITHIN STRIKING DISTANCE of a place in the 2002 World Cup in South Korea, Liberia’s Lone Star needed just a draw on its home soil against its next-door neighbors Ghana, to book its first World Cup berth. 

FOR MONTHS now, murmurs of strains within the Collaboration of Political Parties have been in the air, dampening the hopes of many who hailed the February 21st collaborative efforts of four political parties – the former ruling Unity…

DEAR GOVERNMENT of Liberia, YOU HAVE IN MANY ways shown a high level of insincerity in most of what you do, but what we, as a media entity, consider extreme is the shutting down of Roots FM because of what you consider hate speech.…

LAST WEEK, MORE than fifty members of the lower house of the national legislature submitted a resolution on the floor of the 54th body advocating for a war and Economic Crimes Court for Liberia.

LIBERIANS HAVE LONG been consumed with an urge demanding their leaders to step down. DURING THE 1980’s, many upset with the dictatorial tendencies of Samuel Kanyon Doe, who had shredded his military uniform for civilian clothes did…

MORE THAN FIFTY Legislators have attached their signatures to a resolution calling for the establishment of a war and economic crimes court for Liberia which should be climaxed before members of the lower house  go on their break.

THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES took an unprecedented move to announce through the 2019/2020 draft National Budget that it has “massively” cut its benefits by 31 percent. ACCORDING TO THEM, this ‘massive’ deduction will see each…