Media Issues

The LTA regards this act as illegal price fixing, collusion, and antitrust conspiracy. Under relevant provisions of the Liberia Telecommunications Act of 2007, no ‘Term Services” can be increased without approval of the LTA. Monrovia -…
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On 28 September 2020, the world is celebrating the International Day of Universal Access to Information (IDUAI). This year, the conditions imposed by the Covid-19 pandemic demonstrate in particular the need to ensure access to…
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A POINT OF CORRECTION: Contrary to what has been reported, Richelieu Dennis says he has not resigned as CEO because he never was the CEO of Essence Communications. In fact, he has been leading the search for a new CEO. “One…
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Instead of orchestrating a poorly-hatched and calculated attempt to weaken Senator Dillon in an election year, Pro Temp Albert Chie and his peers can do Liberia the favor and save democracy the trouble by focusing on the plight of those…
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In a joint statement, the two former PUL leaders, Gabriel Williams and Isaac Bantu expressed “grave concern regarding reports that the government of President George Weah is using the State of Emergency declared by the government to fight…
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ALJA President Joe Mayson speaking on State Radio recently said, having a split media will only set back gains made by the Press Union of Liberia (PUL), and allow evil people against the media to exploit the situation and divide the media…
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HIGH COURT SUMMON: “I have been directed by his honor Joseph N. Nagbe, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of Liberia to cite you for a conference with His Honor on Thursday, May 21, at the hour of 11.00 a.m. relative to the traffic…
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THE LAW IS THE LAW: The truth of the matter is, Liberia will never progress as a nation if every Tom, Dick and Harry feels they have the power and can abuse it at will while aspiring to enjoy the same privileges as the President, the vice…
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Is Freedom of Speech Suspended in Liberia? No. This seems like a simple enough answer. However, the simplicity shields a delicate constitutional dance of power which is anything but simple.
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Helen Nah, Publisher of Women Voices Newspaper MONROVIA – The Publisher of the Women Voices newspaper, Helen Nah, has blamed the Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) led-government of President George Manneh Weah for the lack of…
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