Letter to the Editor

The Editor, Fiscal deficit, the condition when the expenditure of the government exceeds its revenue in a year, is the difference between the two. Our PFM law requires fiscal balance ie balanced budgeting: we only spend what we…
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Dear Mr. President, I would like to seize this opportunity to offer my sincere thanks to you and the government for the development initiatives being carried out.  In no time these smaller initiatives will cumulate into bigger ones.…
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The Editor, I am a son of Margibi, and I am disappointed and outraged. It is of due cognizance of the unequivocal fact that Margibi County remits a significant amount of money to the government of Liberia through the Roberts…
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The Editor, This is a monumental achievement in regards to reducing vehicle traffic and opening more road connectivity. I kept silent from the start of the process with the knowledge that I cannot run with my ideas when I never had…
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Ladies & Gentlemen:          As Americans prepare to celebrate Juneteenth holiday, I wish to bring to the attention a humanitarian crisis facing over 6000 Liberians unjustifiably denied access to humanitarian assistance and…
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The Editor, The Liberian story is sad but there is a promised at the end of the tunnel. Let it be known that printing additional bank notes is not the solution to Liberia financial and economic woes.
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THE EDITOR The CDC administration is not the only national leadership in today's world to face up hill battle in her national existence but the recognition of its share of responsibility of the current condition in the country will…
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The Editor, I'm here worrying about December 8. Particularly about the processes that precede the outcome on that very day.
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THE EDITOR, A rebirth of the dream of the old Liberia National Airways under President George Manneh Weah may just be a dream for now. The jet plane that was bought does not exist and may not even take off and passengers will fly at…
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The Editor, Monday morning, in Abidjan, the focus on social media turned to an incident implicating the Ousmane Bamba, a businessman and adviser to President Weah.
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