Editorial

THERE'S ONE REASON JUSTICE is blind: because the rule of law is impartial! Hence, LET JUSTICE BE DONE TO MEN! A COUNTRY LIKE OURS with an ugly past of segregation and tribalism cannot afford to slump back into Furor. And it is…
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LAST WEEK, Rwandan President Paul Kagame officially launched the Sustainable Development Goals center at an international conference in Kigali, emphasizing how Africa could achieve the United Nations’ SGDs by 2030.
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OVER THE PAST WEEK, a team of Experts from the International Monetary Fund(IMF) has been working the clock to help the George Weah-led government resuscitate the struggling Liberian economy. THE TEAM last Friday met with the both…
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GIVEN THE CHANCE to address the conflict of interest issue dogging his confirmation as Solicitor General of the Republic of Liberia, Thursday, Cllr. Syrenius Cephus chose to stay silent on the issue of his representation of Andrew…
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CLLR. H. VARNEY G. SHERMAN, Senator of Grand Cape Mount County must do the honorable thing and recuse himself from confirmation hearing proceedings involving Solicitor General Designate Cllr. Cyrenius Cephus. THE SIGNS are clear for…
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PRESIDENT GEORGE MANNEH Weah used his first public address since the June 7 Save-the-State Protest, acknowledging that he had heard the voice of the people. “For the past several days, our democracy has been tried, tested, and it has…
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LAST MONTH, President George Manneh Weah relieved Solicitor General, Daku Mulbah of his post and brought in Cllr. Sayma Syrenius Cephas, previously the Deputy Minister-Regional Development at the Ministry of Agriculture and the…
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THE MUCH-HYPED June 7 Save-the-State Protest has come and gone and while President George Manneh did not get to have the list of demands hand delivered from organizers of last Friday’s protest, there are a lot of issues to ponder and…
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THE ACT ESTABLISHING the Central Bank of Liberia gave the banking institution the authority to among other things, issue legal tender, banknotes and coins, administer the currency laws, regulate the supply of money, provide credit to…
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IN HIS ADDRESS TO THE NATION last week, President George Manneh Weah declared once more that his administration intends to intensify its fight against corruption. The President however made it clear that as his government battles…
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