Editorials

AT LONG LAST the self-styled Council of Patriots has sat face to face with the President George Manneh Weah and his Government over why the planned protest by the group should or should not be held. Many well-meaning citizens had craved for…

AS THE LIBERIAN parlance goes, “You can see your friend’s gari and pour sand in it.” As journalists ourselves, knowing what it means to rent or lease an office space let alone to furnish it properly and make ourselves look representative of…

LIBERIA’S HARD-EARNED peace, stability and democratic consolidation over last 17 years is now left with chance as the people brace themselves for street protests and demonstrations threatened by citizen groups, reportedly including major…

IN THIS ERA of fake news and in this country that feeds of rumor mongering, it is reaching catastrophic proportion that Government continues to treat rather mutedly widespread reports about plot to prematurely remove the Vice President of…

IN THIS ERA of fake news and in this country that feeds of rumor mongering, it is reaching catastrophic proportion that Government continues to treat rather mutedly widespread reports about plot to prematurely remove the Vice President of…

INFORMATION FILTERING OUT of official circles regarding plans for a national conversation on myriad vexing national issues is welcoming. It is appropriate. Though individuals involved closely with the plan are refusing to talk on the…

AT LONG LAST, the nation is at peace after all reports on the so-called missing billions of Liberian Dollars are done and released and as all insinuations and theories about the money are anchored at some logical point. The two teams that…

PROPHETS OF DOOM and haters of Liberia might just be proven correct when citizens’ reactions to the release of reports on the alleged missing L$16b slip maturity, understanding and patriotism. There are those who contend that the nation has…

THE PUBLIC MUST have felt elated when it was first announced in Monrovia that President George Manneh Weah had empanelled a section of his Cabinet to study the Liberian business environment in the hope of identifying and resolving problems…

LAST WEEK, THE Weah Administration submitted a 4-point bill to the House of Representatives. The bill seeks to strengthen Executive control over pivotal institutions of government hitherto set aside by law to operate independent of…