Commentary

The phone call that woke me at 01:46 a.m. on Saturday, October 10, 2020, was supposed to be a typical return call to the one I dialled more than an hour earlier, at 12:22 a.m., which rang unanswered.
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After a decade and half of the political interregnum which disrupted thenormal functioning of the state and jeopardized the security of thepeople, Liberia was once again for almost fifteen years placed on thepath of tranquillity with…
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Introduction Liberia faces numerous environmental challenges including land degradation, fragmentation, deforestation, soil erosion, and pollution. The dependence on forestry presents a unique environmental risk as Liberia’s…
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Human Rights Lawyer and Legal Consultant of the Liberia Law Society, Attorney-at-Law Samuel Kofi Woods, II has declared the decision of the ECOWAS COURT regarding the case of Associate Justice Kabineh Mohammed J’aneh as HISTORIC AND…
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The conversation on women active and equal participation at all levels of decision-making remains cardinal to the achievement of equality, sustainable development, peace and democracy and the inclusion of their perspectives and…
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Tremendous changes and developments have been made through the efforts of the Minister, Cllr. Cooper W. Kruah Sr. and his principal deputies over the past three years with support of the President, H.E George M. Weah in the Information…
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History is full of instances where the battle for political supremacy has exploited different groups of the society for their own benefit, and that the United States as is evident today. In the contemporary world, there is not a single…
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As Dual Citizenship Debate Continues Proponents of Proposition continue to argue that the amendment of Article 28 is merely seeking “to confirm and restore the citizenship rights of natural born Liberians” who reside outside of…
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A road in the middle of a forest in Gbarpolu County. FrontPage Africa/James Harding Giahyue  In 2018, the Land Rights Law of Liberia was passed into law. This was a good hundred years after the government formally declared “perfect,…
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The inclusion of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) issues in the curriculum and provision of these technologies in our schools have raised many issues of concern to educators, parents, and politicians. Some of the most…
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