Commentary

I incidentally came across your live podcast last night while browsing through social media and thought to dedicate few minutes to listen to the justification for your outrage against unity party's standard bearer emeritus and the…
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Introduction: COVID-19 has resulted in schools shutdown all across the world. According to UNESCO Institute for statistics data 2020, globally, over 1.2 billion children are out of the classroom causing delay in education,…
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Introduction The social and economic perspectives in the early phase of the 21st century, deriving from progress in technology in general and information and communication technologies in particular, have demanded new forms of…
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Jonesboro, Georgia - The letter below is the late Tarty Teh’s rebuke, which he did with principled and insightful observation of gravy-seekers in Liberia and the Diaspora. These are some of the issues he dedicated his entire life to: …
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Had you told me a few months ago that I would have to work from home for a few weeks, I would have given you an incredulous look and asked “how”, or "why". In fact, I have asked a few colleagues the same thing and each one answers…
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This article delves into the criminal use of shell companies (or corporations) in Liberia. It is a sequel to my article of July 13, 2018: “Factoring Elements Undermining Liberia’s Economic Growth and Performance” 1 . That article…
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In the recent two decades, Liberia has been recovering from a 14-year Civil War, then in 2014 Ebola struck, devastating the population and leading to many economic setbacks of gains from the Civil War.  The fight against Ebola provided…
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Traditional/indigenous leadership is still relevant as a trusted institution for governance by the majority of Africans. They still play an integral role in the governance system on the continent and as such they should not be silence.…
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The former Education Minister backed up findings from a three year study conducted by two American independent research bodies, that showed the Liberian Education Advancement Program - has increased learning outcomes significantly. Like…
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James Monroe, after whom the capital, Monrovia, of the new republic Liberia, is named, was a staunch supporter of the movement to send Blacks to Africa.  Dear Fellow Citizens:It’s with profound and renewed vigor I write this plea. I am…
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