Letters & Comments

The Late Senator Geraldine Doe-Sheriff In ‘Revolutionization theology', it is an established held belief that martyrs don't die, they journey to another domicile to embark on a fresh mission, upon the marching orders of the supreme…
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Greetings, our dear Senators; It is within the hallowed spirit of the rule of Law, and in the broader context of protecting the integrity and dignity of our country, Liberia, that I find the unyielding courage to pen this…
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Dear President Dr. Ophelia I. Weeks, I wish to respectfully convey my compliments hoping that this letter find you in good health. Please accept my warmest greetings. I will also like to use this opportunity to appreciate you from…
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MONROVIA – On Tuesday, January 22, 2019, the Liberian Senate invited expert opinions on the bill to repeal criminal libel provisions in the penal code of Liberia. The bill was overwhelmingly passed in the House of Representatives on…
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AThe Editor, I bring your greetings and happy to express my heartfelt thanks and appreciations for the work that FrontPageAfrica is doing in Liberia. My attention is drawn to the headline on Sime Darby company in your paper,…
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The Editor, I maintain, we do not need a perfect President to change the narrative of bad governance that our country has experienced for 171 years of existence. Liberians need an honest and a sincere President whose ambition to…
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Mr. Lester Tenny, I read your comment (Facebook post dated Jan. 14, 2019) in response to my post regarding the suspension of political activities at the University of Liberia. I like to provide few preliminary comments on your…
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The Editor The year 2018 was rough year for the Weah Administration: First, they fell for a half a billion dollar bogus loan (to build roads and bridges). Then, they told us that LD$16 billion was "missing" from the…
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The Editor, Why have Liberians welcomed tyrannical, authoritarian leaders time after time? First, it was Samuel Doe and Liberians chanted “country woman born soldier...” Then came Charles Taylor and Liberians chanted again “You…
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Moses Zangar, Jr., A Liberian Journalist residing in Lusaka, Zambia Dear President Weah, Affectionate greetings from Lusaka, Zambia. I applaud your recent meeting with "media representatives," but how many times will you do this,…
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