Editorial

PRESIDENT GEORGE WEAH has been quiet for far too long. Too many things are unfolding around him, too many things are falling apart and no one in the president’s inner circle has the gravitas to tell him to wake up! Had SN Brussels…
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DURING THE REIGN of former President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, the government of the renowned Turkish dictator, President Tayyip Erdogan, made an unusual request to have Turkish nationals teaching at the Liberia Turkish International…
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WHEN PRINCESS COOPER'S family issued a statement two weeks ago questioning the Liberia National Police's initial 'No Foul Play' report, they probably preempted what the autopsy report by the Liberian government would suggest.
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IT'S ALMOST FIVE years into George Weah's presidency, public trust in the Liberian government appears to be in decline alongside a growing perception of lacking political inclusion.
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THIS FRIDAY, being the second Friday in April, Liberia would observe a National Fast and Prayer – a ritual that is observed nationally every year. As part of the ritual, President Weah has issued a proclamation in consonance…
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IN RECENT weeks, two senior high-profile members of the Biden administration have delivered a clear-cut message to President Georgia Weah and his government: Corruption is at the core of government lapses and killing the democracy. …
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LIBERIA IS FAST gaining notoriety as a country of ritualists with stories of mysterious deaths daily reported in the traditional and social media.
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AS WE CELEBRATE the life of a great Liberian, born 213 years ago in the United States before emigrating to this land at 20 years old, I have been asking myself what Joseph Jenkins Roberts would say about Liberia today.
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TODAY, LIBERIA LAGS significantly behind most other African countries in nearly all education statistics, and has one of the world's highest levels of out-school children, with an estimated 15 to 20 per cent of 6–14 year-olds who are not…
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EVERY YEAR on 8 March the world celebrates International Women’s Day. But this year we need to do much more than just celebrate women and girls: we need to break the biases.
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