Editorial

BACK IN THE DAY, the kids or rather Liberians used to say, when they wanted to taunt someone, “For my besnay (business), you will get funky fever.” Some older folks modified it and removed ‘funky fever’ by adding “heart attack”. This…
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SOMETIME THIS YEAR, the National Elections Commission (NEC) is supposed to conduct the midterm election for at most half of the Senate, i.e. 15 senators, whose seats are going to be up for grasp from a number of challengers. It is…
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MOST LIBERIANS AT HOME and abroad were somewhat shocked on Monday, January 6, following the police and other security agencies’ handling of the Council of Patriots’ peaceful protest that degenerated into a brief riot sparked by direct…
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THE SECURITY situation in Liberia is in a rapidly deteriorating state as armed robberies hit an all-time high and residents in most communities are growing increasingly wary following a caution from the Liberia National Police last…
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OVER THE LAST few days and just a day to Monday, December 30, the day on which the Council of Patriots’ (COP) has planned to stage a ‘peaceful’ protest in Monrovia, until certain of their demands are met to cull off the protest, the…
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IN PRESIDENT NANA Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo’s recent interaction with the Ghanaian media, he reiterated the position of his government as it relates to doing business, especially retailing. IN A BBC STORY in pidgin English, President…
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A LEGAL REPRESENTATIVE of a major investment firm is asking President George Manneh Weah to intervene in what may appear to be a hiccup in an investment deal that is allegedly facing serious obstruction at the House of Representatives.…
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WAR CRIMES investigator, Dr. Alan White and Cllr. Jerome Verdier, erstwhile chair of the Truth & Reconciliation Commission struck a poignant point at the All Liberian Diaspora Conference held in Silver Spring, Maryland at the…
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PERHAPS SOME LIBERIANS are yet to hear and know that their country is no longer going to wield that influence on the International Maritime Organization (IMO) Council floor. This influence loss was aided and abided by the Judiciary. It…
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THIS NEWSPAPER, many Liberians and even our foreign friends are at the moment baffled that the Liberian Government or more precisely the Office of President George Manneh Weah has not come out publically to rebuke the non-sense spewed…
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