Editorial

MONROVIA CITY MAYOR Mr. Jefferson Koijee, during an appearance on the OK FM Afternoon conversation show Thursday announced that after a careful vetting process, City Hall and the Ministry of Gender and Child Service Protection have…
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SATURDAY, JUNE 30, is one day that would forever be printed on the pages of this country’s historical leaflets—books, pamphlets, satirical handouts, etc. THE DAY, WHICH THE ruling Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) dubbed, “Pro-poor…
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THE COALITION FOR DEMOCRATIC Change-led government must be mindful about the promises made not just in the days leading to last year’s presidential and legislative elections but also those made when President George Manneh Weah was…
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PRESIDENT GEORGE WEAH told the world during his inaugural address back in January that his incoming government owed Liberians some measure of clarity on fundamental issues such as the land beneath their feet, freedom of speech, and how…
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WHEN EFFORTS ARE EXERTED TO STRENGTHEN the porous system we’re currently enduring, it is only reasonable that Liberians show gratitude while hoping for the best outcomes. However, as journalists, it is our unwavering duty to ask the hard…
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THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND(IMF) has been one of Liberia’s strategic partners for years. The monetary body regularly dispatch delegations to Liberia to assess the outlook of the economy, offer suggestions on how the government could…
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PRESIDENT GEORGE MANNEH WEAH, on a trip to Gbarnga, Bong County at the weekend lamented that he was disappointed in the manner Liberians are reacting to his efforts to develop  Liberia, particularly in terms of efforts being made for the…
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THE COALITION for Democratic Change-led government is rewriting the history books on transparency and accountability in Liberia.
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TUESDAY, JUNE 5, the Press Union of Liberia President, Mr. Charles Coffey, told this newspaper — FrontPage Africa — that Liberia was entering into a “new day,” following the news that the…
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WHEN LIBERIANS DECIDED - and warring factions agreed to allow the guns of war to become silent, the international community and key stakeholders came to the aid of Africa’s oldest republic in no small measure. THE ELECTION in 2006 of…
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