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By Sando Moore The Liberian society I have come to know for some time now is a complex one. Some of the negative attributes that have kept our society unsophisticated are GREED and SYCOPHANCY. History has taught me that some of those…

By: Anthony Q. Jiffan, Jr.   Liberia through the Albino Society is today celebrating the international Albinism and Awareness Day, under the global theme: " Still Standing Strong but with the local theme: Forward Ever, Backward…

MEMBERS OF THE PRESS AND FELLOW LIBERIANS Barely four days after the mammoth show of national discontent over how the affairs of our nation are being managed, President George Weah has offered to engage in a national dialogue or…

My Fellow Liberians: For the past several days, our democracy has been tried, tested, and it has proven to be mature, resilient, and strong. You are aware that some of our citizens exercised their constitutional right to publicly…

A giant-sized statue has risen. It hovers over one of Liberia’s biggest urban slums—Samuel K. Doe Community. Not too many people would like it. In the view of some of the haters, statues don’t belong in slum communities. Others assert that…

Analysis by Sherman C. Seequeh There was a sizable crowd and it seemed everyone wanted to peep at the characters, the attraction of the scene. Three young girls were stuffing their Toyota pickup truck and a Nissan Patrol jeep with…

Declining Fight Against Corruption Worrisome: CENTAL Urges Government to Stop Undermining the Fight Against Corruption in Liberia Distinguished Ladies and Gentlemen of the Press, Fellow Liberians! A little over a year ago, through the…

By Martin K. N. Kollie, Youth Activist martinkerkula1989@yahoo.com The total votes tallied accounted for 98.1 percent according to a provisional announcement by NEC on December 28, 2017. It seemed all over as CDC of Presidential…

By Bai M. Gbala, Sr. The Liberian electronic and written media is inundated by debates regarding “Liberians are related”. Indeed, that Liberians are related is a profound, very powerful traditional Truth and reality; but has become,…

By: Alvin Weagar Yelloway* The 14-years’ civil conflict (1989-2003) ravaged the economic, social and political landscapes in Liberia. Nearly 250,000 persons lost their precious lives as a result of the conflict, which was perpetrated by…