Editorial

The National Elections Commission (NEC)Must Sensitize and educate Voters About Biometric Voting Ahead of Elections In 2023. VOTERS CASTING their ballots in next October Presidential and Legislative elections in Liberia will more than…
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THE NEC CHAIRPERSON was only relieved of indictment charges by the LACC due to technical reasons. This in no way exonerates her from corruption charges as alleged by the Anti-Corruption Agency. We are heading towards a presidential…
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RICE IS LIBERIA’S staple food and is the most widely consumed in the country. Rough estimates indicate that Liberia spends more than two hundred million (US$200 million) annually on rice importation from predominantly Asian…
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WHEN PRESIDENT George Weah told world leaders at the 77th UN General Assembly in New York that his administration had eradicated laws that in the past suppressed freedom of the press, he was not lying. HIS ADMINISTRATION has…
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THE NEWS regarding the involvement of Liberian officials – holders of Liberian diplomatic passports – being involved in rape in South Korea is one that brings shame to every Liberian, whether home or abroad. THE FREQUENCY of rape in…
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WHENEVER you look at the Liberian polity and the developments therein, you always come to the sad and painful conclusion that our politicians are taking all of us for a ride.  IN A COUNTRY of over five million people, a few…
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Guest Editorial from UNDP LIBERIA DECLARED independence in 1847 and immediately instituted a democratic form of governance. This, however, started off as a single party democracy which lasted for more than four decades, and was…
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THE UNFORTUNATE situation that blighted Liberia's 175th Independence celebrations in which a student of the campus-based Students Unification Party (SUP), Christopher Walter Sisulu Sivili, was stripped naked by thugs believed to be…
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ON TUESDAY, July 26, Liberia will mark 175 years of independence. There is going to be a fanfare, but the celebration will come with mixed feelings for the citizens. Liberia, Africa's oldest republic, is far from where it ought to be.…
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THE LIBERIAN government is reportedly at the verge of hiring Ballard Partners Incorporated, an American lobbying firm, in an effort to build a positive opinion in Washington.
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