Letters & Comments

The Editor, Call it "The Executive Mansion Pro-Poor Wasteful Renovation Project" that has now cost nearly $40 million since the days of former President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf from a minor fire incident that occured 15 years ago on…
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Dear Mr. PRESIDENT: I WISH TO EXTEND MY COMPLIMENTS AND ALSO COMMEND YOU FOR YOUR EFFORTLESS LEADERSHIP IN MOVING Liberia in the right direction.
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Mr. Abraham Darius DillonSENATORMontserrado County54th National Legislature, R/L Dear Senator: As my compliment to you is withheld herein, it saddens me wholeheartedly, by your wrongful assertion and misunderstanding of April 14,…
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The Editor, 1) Assess all its assets including all plants and equipment to ascertain a value of the company after deducting its liabilities. GOL then assumes all outstanding liabilities on LEC books. 2) Market Valuation-- Assess…
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The Editor,There is no single way to explain this national tragedy. Therefore, the public’s fierce scrutiny of the families, the school and the young people themselves is totally understandable given that emotions are running high. …
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The Editor, First, I would like to caution those discussing the issue on social media not to politicize or trivialize the matter. The allegations are grave. They have moral, ethical and legal implications. By no means, we should…
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The Editor, The Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf era of governance was characterized by a lot contentious discussions in relation to the political opposition to the Johnson-Sirleaf administration.
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THE EDITOR, One year after the World Health Organization declared the coronavirus a pandemic in March of 2020, the spread of the virus remains unabated. In fact, some countries are now going through a second, and for others, a third…
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The Editor, The Liberian story is sad but there is a promised at the end of the tunnel. Let it be known that printing additional bank notes is not the solution to Liberia financial and economic woes.
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The Editor, Liberia's Central Bank Governor J. AloysiusTarlue did more talking than his guests. He tries to project himself that he knows more about banking than the Americans. Thank you Ambassador Michael McCarthy and the USAID…
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