Editorial

THE LIBERIAN SCHOOL for the Blind is in dire strait at the moment. The fate of over 70 visually-impaired Liberian students to attend classes at the Liberian School for the Blind this academic year 2019/2020 remains uncertain. This is a…
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MOMENTS AFTER receiving the grim news that Liberia had for the first time since 2009, taken a dip on the annual assessment of the Millennium Challenge Corporation, President George Manneh Weah, while breaking grounds for a US$18…
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THE FINE PRINTS OF THE DEAL: Those around the presidency must be careful how they raise people’s hopes in trying times like these. This is why it is important to highlight the fine prints of the deal so that all can understand what…
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ON WEDNESDAY, October 23, six Public Sector Workers’ unions under the umbrella “The Consortium of Public Sector Workers’ Organizations of Liberia,” issued a two-week ultimatum to President George Manneh Weah’s Government. THE…
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A WAVE OF PROTEST is sweeping across the world putting the backs of rulers and leaders, turning a blind eye to their people, to the wall.
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TALE OF TWO NEIGHBORS: In recent days, the government of Guinea effectively banned street protests for more than a year, citing threats to public security. Security forces have tear gassed those who defy the ban, and arrested dozens of…
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ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, President George Manneh Weah exercised one of his powers by reshuffling and making additional appointments in his Cabinet. At least 22 government entities, including the Ministry of National Defense, were…
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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…
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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…
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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. 
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