Editorial

Prominent Nigerian physician, politician and strategist Bukola Saraki argues that while the removal of the government of President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita of Mali is a setback to democracy, it should serve as a warning to…
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THE EXCHANGES between Liberia’s Gender and Children Protection Minster and a famous Nobel laureate has the tenacity to undercut the strides protesters have been making in recent days, demanding more rigorous and robust action to curb…
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A LOT OF RUMBLINGS have been going around lately about the tone of last week’s anti-rape protest. SOME HAVE SUGGESTED that the wordings on some of the posters were too harsh, that the protesters were too daring in projecting the…
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WOMEN FROM ALL WALKS of life have been screaming for attention to the rapidly growing incidents of rape and abuse of young girls, whose adolescence are being stolen and robbing them of a normal upbringing.NOT A DAY goes by, where…
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AFRICA’S PROBLEMS HAVE often derived from two consequential narratives: Rulers hanging on to power beyond their term of office or changing the rules to keep them in power and army takeovers and rebel rebellions that have led to years…
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AMONGST SEVERAL OF OUR national identities, the Liberian Flag symbolizes our country’s rich history and when one seeks to examine the definitions of all its characteristics, freedom, courage and moral excellence would suffice as the…
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MILES ACROSS the Atlantic from Monrovia, Liberia, Jerry Manneh, a Liberian national employed with the  Metropolitan Transportation Authority(MTA) was forced to resign after he told his employers that he had lost his lost his iPhone. …
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THE STATE OF POLITICS in the West African subregion is growing increasingly complicated by the day. Amid tension and issues in Guinea, Ivory Coast and now Mali, it appears the regional body, the Economic Community of West African…
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AT THE HEIGHT OF THE LIBERIAN civil war, the fearful "Black Beret" troops triggered fears amongst Liberians. Organized, armed, and trained by the Interim Government of National Unity(IGNU), headed by then interim President Amos Sawyer,…
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The million-dollar question is, on whose order was Kesseley Mulbah Released Last May? At a time  when scores of Liberians are languishing in jail at the Monrovia Central Prison without trial or access to one, for petty crimes and minor…
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