Opinion

and developed from the onset. Liberia’s original intent was not statehood, but rather a temporary outpost that had no solidifying ambition! How can a nation be built on such foundation?  The continued attempt to build something…
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It is no secret that many countries around the world including Liberia had hoped initially that the year 2020 would be a year of peace, happiness, growth, development, as well as prosperity.
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LUSAKA, Zambia – From my home in Southern Africa, waiting for covid-19 to strike feels like living in the Cold War novel, “On the Beach.” Like with the nuclear fallout cloud inching towards Australia in Nevile Shut’s…
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I am not a lawyer. Neither do I claim to be a legal scholar nor a paralegal. I am an activist and an emerging economist. But if I were the Minister of Justice (Attorney General), I would have been prosecuting A. Ndubusi Nkwuka…
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It’s another April 6 and this time, it’s not just Liberians that are facing difficult times but the world at large.
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In a recent report by the Liberian government, it's estimated that the first three confirmed COVID-19 cases came in contact with  390 people and 45 critical contacts. As a result of this, the government called for a nationwide shutdown…
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Mr. President, We bring you greetings in the spirit of reconciliation which we fostered during the March 7th National Retreat held in Monrovia and respectfully request your fullest attention in this matter of national importance. …
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"I’ve survived wars, refugee life, epidemics, global financial meltdowns, national economic crisis, political retributions, and I’m now experiencing a global pandemic that comes with an unprecedented economic collapse." Amin Modad,…
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The next time that you say ‘Let justice be done to all men,’ or when you portray Lady Justice as a blindfolded goddess that does not see colors, or genders, or economic status, etc, take a moment and think about the countless cases of…
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Amara Konneh who served as Finance Minister when Ebola struck Liberia and further devastated the economy acknowledged the deaths caused by Ebola would have been far less than the reported 5,000 deaths had the government properly informed…
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