Editorial

IT IS DEEPLY concerning to hear that Liberia is facing an election funding gap of $25.5 million during a time when the country is already grappling with significant economic challenges. The upcoming elections are a crucial event for the…
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ON NOVEMBER 15, 2022, the global population reached 8 billion. This milestone presents a moment of reflection, a time for all countries to take stock and drive action, no matter the direction of their population growth.
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THE DISMISSAL of Minister of Post and Telecommunication, Cllr. Cooper Kruah, by the George Weah government, is a shameful attack on democracy and a clear sign of political intolerance. The reason for his dismissal - attending a rally of…
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AS LIBERIA PREPARES for the upcoming October 10th elections, it is crucial to focus on the importance of providing basic civic education to first-time voters. The youth in Liberia make up a significant portion of the population, and it…
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AT THE MOMENT, political parties and legislative aspirants are busy putting in place strategies to win the forthcoming polls. In less than six months, Liberians of voting age will go to the polls to elect a new president, 73 new…
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THERE ARE MORE than 3000 persons in prison in Liberia. Around 2,137 (71%) of these are pretrial detainees, meaning their matter has not even been taken to court. Many people spend years in prison without getting a hearing in court or…
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AHEAD OF THE much-anticipated general and presidential elections in Liberia slated for October 2023, the stakes are high and there are fears that, if not carefully managed, the process would not meet the expected goal of delivering a…
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ADOLESCENTS and young people, particularly girls in Liberia, have the right to realize their full potential. They also hold the key to breaking the intergenerational cycle of poverty and achieving Liberia’s development aspirations.…
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WITH ALL of the news about various types of violence, including rape, disappearances, murders, ritualistic killings road killings and house burnings, it is most important to continue raising awareness about non-violence to motivate…
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LIBERIA HAS a long history of how student advocacy and protest led to national crisis as students are seen as the first group of people who express disenchantment against misrule and high cost of living.
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