Editorial

THE RISE IN RAPE cases in Liberia is scary, worrisome and an ugly phenomenon, especially the sexual abuse and exploitation of minors, that is under-aged girls. IT IS NOTHING short of impunity, and is being perpetrated with…
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HEADED BY New York Representative, Gregory Meeks, a Congressional Delegation (CODEL) is coming to Liberia. In the backdrop is the ongoing Bicentennial Celebrations, at whose official launch, the United States Government, at the level…
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PRESIDENT GEORGE Weah deserves all the flowers for braving the storm to resettle the Liberian presidency in its official home, despite ongoing rehabilitation of the mighty building.
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TOP INFLUENTIAL public officials over the past two years have been slammed with sanctions by the United States Department of Treasury over their alleged involvement in acts of corruption.
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THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE system has been failing victims of rape for a long time. From the initial reporting of a crime, through to investigation and trial. This menace has been a topical issue in this country for over a decade,…
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IT IS ABOUT time we cease finding justification for the able-bodied young men and young women who, for whatsoever reason, have chosen not to make themselves useful to society, rather a menace. We have often called them “disadvantaged…
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SANCTIONED BY THE the United Nations for his alleged role in arms procurement, starting in summer of 2002, and also for his alleged ties with former dictator Charles Taylor”, businessman Benoni Urey is once again at the helm of what…
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WE ARE NOW convinced that a Liberian Diplomat’s claim of the government’s insensitivity towards his alleged sexually abused seven years old daughter is true.
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THE ACTION OF MAKANVEE Sheriff and her relatives on the grounds of the Capitol on Tuesday may have been overboard, but it resonates with many Liberians who are fed up being taken advantage of our so-called lawmakers.
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TWO PRESIDENTS IN SUCCESSION NOW have come to realize one specific fact: That Mary Broh is an invaluable asset to Liberia. Love her or hate her, Broh’s no nonsense stance in tackling everyday issues.
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