Editorial

OVER THE PAST few days, Liberians both at home and abroad have been using their social media space to raise their voices in hopes that President George Manneh Weah will take notice and speak to a number of burning issues currently on…
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SENATOR PRINCE Y. JOHNSON (NUDP, NIMBA) IS a very dangerous man. Of late, his divisive Country-Congau rhetoric and tribal politics is resurrecting old wounds of the numerous Liberians who died at his hands during the bloody civil war. …
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TENSION IS RUNNING HIGH In the build-up to much-anticipated June 7, 2019 Save the State Protest in Liberia. Organizers are hoping to galvanize massive support in hopes of bringing the plight of the Liberian people languishing at the…
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LAST MONTH, President George Manneh Weah took a bold and controversial step when he presented a recently-constructed modern edifice to the Female Journalists Association of Liberia (FeJAL) as its headquarters. THE GESTURE, while…
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NOBODY NEEDS to tell a government that solving the bread-and-butter issues affecting its citizens should be its paramount task. Rhetoric and propaganda aside, these are demands any government MUST heed. The ramifications of paying deaf…
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On Wednesday, April 24, on the Renaissance Communications Truth FM nighttime radio talk show, Nimba County Senator Prince Y. Johnson was heard saying among many things that the leader of the Alternative National Congress (ANC), Mr.…
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REPRESENTATIVE YEKEH KOLUBAH (Independent, District No. 10, Montserrado County) IS APPEARING before the Ministry of Justice Monday to offer clarity over what his intentions and motivations were when he made a statement to…
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OVER THE PAST week, Monrovia has been abuzz over the upcoming June 7, 2019 Save the State Protest. Organizers are hoping to send a clear message to Liberian President George Manneh Weah to wake up to the unfolding realities in the…
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MARKETERS AND THOSE languishing at the bottom of Liberia’s economic ladder are making their voices heard. In emotional appearances in a KMTV report last week, many at the Duala Market expressed frustrations at the rising foreign…
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THE TRUTH of the matter is that in any other country, serious about weeding out corruption, greed and serious about accountability and transparency, Senate Pro Tempore, Mr. Albert Chie and those who benefited from that ExxonMobil deal…
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