Letters & Comments

Mr. Chief Justice, I will first thank the Chief Justice Korpor that he has recently underscored the rights of the citizens of Liberia to the expression of their views in cases heard at the Supreme Court, as he puts it void of…
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The Editor, Where are those "activists Senators and Representatives" during the Ellen Johnson Sirleaf presidency who were beating the drums of corruption but are now conspicuously silent when their own staffers are denied their just…
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His Excellency, Ambassador George Manneh Weah, President and Commander-In-Chief, of the Armed Forces of Liberia Madame Vice President Mr. Speaker Mr. President Pro-tempore of the Liberian Senate His Honor the Chief Justice…
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A request of Intervention on the Kangaroo Dismissal of members of the LWSC Workers Union & the Disbandment of the Worker Union in via lotion of the Decent Work Act, 2015 . Dear Honorable Members: I have the troubling honor as…
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Dear Mr. President: We extend our compliments and congratulate you on the achievements made in Liberia during the first three years of your administration. Despite the many challenges, we are confident that when the implementations…
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The Editor, The good thing to do when someone helps you to help yourself is to show appreciation to the someone who is helpful to you. A simple thank you is a good way to show appreciation. However, if it were to happen that you…
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THE EDITOR Liberia will enter a presidential electoral cycle right after the 2021 State of the Nation address. Political marriages and divorces will lead to strange bedfellows. However things may turn out to be, the central…
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THE EDITOR Are they going to brand CDC Representative Acarous Moses Gray a "troublemaker" or "enemy of the state" now that he is courageous enough to forecast the gloom and doom that could result from a dying economy and political…
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The coronavirus pandemic, which began in the city of Wuhan (China) quickly spread throughout the entire world leaving one million dead, and a further eighty million infected. These numbers are rising daily with devasting effects,…
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THE EDITOR, The government must be ashamed of itself for the shortage of its local currency. Isn't that economic sabotage?  No economy can function well in the absence of Monetary supply whether physical cash or cashless system. …
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