Letter to the Editor

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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The Editor, When will the economically ignorant LTA commissioners realized that corporations do not and cannot pay taxes?? Only people can and do. (Re "We Were Affected the Most--Liberians speak on Impact of Surcharges…)
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The Editor, Four government auditors killed in just eight days and possibly others to follow. It is better to stay with the DEVIL you know than ANGEL you have not seen. The devil would be "Sleepy Joseph Boakai" and the angel would…
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Rev. Dr. Samuel B. Reeves Jr says under no moral circumstances or ethical claims would he ever accept the notion for President Weah to be made one  Dear Citizens, Residents and Friends of Liberia: I read with fear, doubt, shock,…
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Dear Piso, Madame Leymah Gbowee is not the first to question the total lack of action from the Ministry of Gender. Child rights advocate Satta Sheriff did this in April 2020 and Akiah Glay echoed the same concerns in July of…
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The Editor, Journalism in rogue, pseudo- democracies can mean life or death, long prison sentences, loss of your business and often times, journalists would go into exile if you refuse to dance to the music of brutal dictators,…
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