Editorial

HUNDREDS OF TRIBUTES have been and are pouring in for one of Liberia’s finest sons, who succumbed to the cold hands of death on Wednesday, November 20, after months of protracted illness. THIS SAD EVENT occurred at the late Legal…
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PERHAPS, PRESIDENT George Manneh Weah and his team responsible for fixing the economy need to be stripped of all amenities and privileges, denied access to their bank accounts and left without a penny for weeks, then they would…
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THE INDECISIVENESS of lawmakers to return to the Capitol adds absolutely no insult to the injury Liberia is already enduring. In essence, it would save the country hundreds and thousands of dollars they are desperate to pocket in…
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EVERY LIBERIAN politician, who has appeared on the national stage to perform or leave their prints, has spoken of making Liberians take ownership of their economy. Liberians being in charge of their country’s engine is always on the…
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MR. MULBAH MORLU, Chair of the ruling Coalition for Democratic Change is angry and rightly so. His control of the CDC is being tampered with by the ever-powerful Nathaniel McGill, Minister of State for Presidential Affairs – and this…
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LIBERIA IS IN THE MIDST of an economic recession and desperate times appear to be resorting to desperate measures as the George Manneh Weah-led government appears to be convinced that printing more Liberian dollars is a way out of the…
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Sen. Johnson: “The 2023 election will be rigged. Prophetically speaking, I’m a man of God, it’s not something I’m saying bad about this government. I’m saying it is going to be rigged – by this government, to remain in power and that will…
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IT’S NO SECRET that the Collaborating Political Parties (CPP), comprising four major opposition political parties, have had to endure some very shaky moments, recently. THOSE UNSTABLE moments even though have now quiet down a…
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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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