Letter From Editor

Dear Readers: For as long as I can remember, Liberia has always been a nation of contradictions. Sad but true. We cried, wailed and pouted when the True Whig Party(formerly the Liberia Whig Party) ruled Liberia for more than a century;…
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Dear Readers, On July 22nd 2014 I stumbled upon a Facebook post from the then fiery head of mobilization for the then opposition Congress for Democratic Change, Mr. Mulbah Morlu. The post was paying homage to what our newspaper…
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By Rodney D. Sieh, [email protected] Dear Readers, It wouldn’t’ take a rocket scientist to figure out what is unfolding in Liberia.  In less than six months, the new government is entangling itself in not one, but…
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Dear Readers,All my life and studies I never came across the term Patriotic journalism until quite recently. Perhaps my professors in college skipped the pages that mentioned the term or just simply didn’t give a damn. In the previous…
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Dear Readers, Sometime during the course of our long-running civil war I had trekked from my haven on A.B. Tolbert Road to Duport Road in Paynesville to find food along with my next-door neighbor Trokon Langford. We left behind his brother,…
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 Dear Lawmakers,  We trusted you to go and represent us in the House which is a crime in no way. We left our busy schedule to go and register to vote to tell you that we want to be part of the decision making of this country.
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The Editor,
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Dear Readers, IN AN APPEARANCE ON THE BUMPER SHOW, on State radio, LBS Wednesday, Senator George Manneh Weah(CDC, Montserrado County) suggested that I was sent to jail because I did not authenticate a story.
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Dear Readers, A few months ago, I stumbled upon information that Mr. Sebastian Muah, the embattled head of the Liberia Telecommunications Corporation (LIBTELCO) had acquired shares in a Casino located in the Ledger Plaza in Bangui, the…
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The Editor, I pray for a Liberia where Liberians will be able to steer the wheel of their economy I pray for a Liberia, where the rich will no longer get richer and the poor get poorer
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