Editorials

Welcoming Assembly of Amujae Leaders to Liberia  ONCE AGAIN, LIBERIA’S airwaves and landscape are expected to get electrified by loud, powerful and persuasive voices of women leaders who are gathering here today not only to herald the…

NORMALLY WHEN A nation is faced with mishaps that threaten its national security, peace, stability and progress, the best that can be expected from its government is a message of reassurance, hope and confidence to put the nation and its…

CURTAILING THE INTRA-PARTY RUMBLES IN CPP IT IS OBVIOUS that when two or more political parties with their own respective and peculiar identities, ideologies, philosophies and organizational structures decide to collaborate and form a…

Curbing the Scourge of Human Trafficking In Liberia TRAFFICKING IN HUMAN beings is a global scourge, with traffickers and syndicates in a complex and insidious network. Concerted global efforts to contend with this challenge have yielded…

Combating the COVID-19 Resurgence UNTIL THE UNFORTUNATE news was broken that there is a new wave of the spread of the COVID 19 pandemic, Liberia had had an appreciable method put in place to contain the spread of the disease. The country…

Supporting Rural Citizens’ Call On President To Fight Drug Abuse RURAL LIBERIANS HAVE intensified their calls for a full scale war on drug abuse and drug trafficking. From community to community in Margibi, Grand Bassa and River Cess,…

AS A RESULT OF Providence’s intentional design, we, as a people and nation, have survived another turbulent annual voyage, and it is only proper and necessary that we first and foremost adore and extol the Most High God who so expertly…

A CALL FOR A PEACEFUL ELECTION ALL IS NOW set for holding of the 2020 Special Midterm senatorial election to elect 15 senators and a national referendum to vote on eight propositions put forward by the Presidency on Tomorrow, Tuesday,…

WHAT HAPPENED? I turned my computer on, and this headline from the online version of the Daily Observer newspaper came screaming at me; ‘We Acted Wrongly’ – Sen. PYJ. Was I surprised? NO, I was not because this is how we as a people have…

THE VIOLENT PROTESTS across Nigeria by angry youths against police brutality has reached an alarming proportion which if not curtailed in time, has the propensity to spread across the West African sub region. Latest reports from major…