Editorial

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, the Jamaican-American reggae artist, Shaggy’s “It Wasn’t Me” hit came alive in the Liberian Senate when President George Manneh Weah’s nominee for the post of Deputy Defense Minister for Operations denied…
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EACH AND EVERY YEAR, The Gabriel L. Dennis Foreign Service Institute, established since the 1950s, to offer broad based program of professional training for the young entrants to the Foreign Service of Liberia, has been offering…
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WHEN EBOLA STRUCK LIBERIA BACK IN 2015, politics helped instigate the spread of misinformation that caused thousands of our compatriots to loss their lives. Several politicians – governing party or oppositions – were accused of…
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FOR NEARLY TWO weeks now, the whole nation has been grappling with acute gasoline shortage on the market, even though the government through the Ministry of Commerce and Industry has been saying that there is no shortage of the sacred…
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IT WAS NEEDLESS for President George Weah to have mentioned in his Annual Message the country’s economy was adversely impacted in 2019, Liberians lived and are still living that reality – the economic hardship is very vivid. …
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IN JULY 2009, the Truth & Reconciliation Commission submitted its report containing major findings on: the root causes of the conflict, the impact of the conflict on women, children and the generality of the Liberian society;…
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A FEW WEEKS ago, in the backdrop of President George Manneh Weah’s visit to his Baptist Seminary property, a young boy was hit by a Pehn-Pehn motorbike. As the young boy labored in pain and bystanders tried to get him to a hospital,…
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It is an open secret the rapprochement between President George Manneh Weah and Vice President Jewel Howard Taylor is not as cordial as some would think it is. This noise of lack of cordiality or unfriendliness between the “first”…
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THE PRINT MEDIA in Liberia had some of their pages occupied on Tuesday, January 21, with one story, which had to do with the alleged refusal of the Liberia National Police Inspector General to honor an order from the Honorable Supreme…
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WHEN WOMEN decide to stage in Liberia, you get to see the height at which whatever they are protesting against has reached and the impact of their protest can never be over-emphasized. TODAY, WE can boast that it was the protest of…
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