Letter From Saclepea

By Musa Hassan Bility I have recently seen publicity surrounding an initiative calling itself the Nimba Solidarity Movement, including promotional materials bearing my photograph and creating the impression that I am associated with, or…

Musa Hassan Bility There are some lessons a nation must never forget, some roads a people must never travel again, and some wounds that must forever remind us of the terrible price of hatred and division. Liberia has walked that road…

Musa Hassan Bility There is a difficult place to stand in Liberian politics: the place where your convictions do not change simply because the people in power have changed. It is a lonely place. A rough place. A place where…

Musa Hassan Bility People often say that democracy is the best system of government. It is certainly the system that most clearly recognizes the political equality of every citizen. Rich or poor, educated or uneducated, powerful or…

A little over a year ago, on July 1, 2025, in our regular Sunday morning LETTER, we posted the CMC Third Lane philosophy. This philosophy was grounded in our mission and vision. Since then, this philosophy has guided each and every action…

Musa Hassan Bility: Today, we are reposting our letter from June, 2025. One must always remember the reason behind it all. In a world painted with countless shades and tones, yellow stands out as a radiant beacon of hope, joy, and…

By Musa Hassan Bility This week, I want to talk about HUMAN RELATIONSHIPS. Not political alliances. Not endorsements. Not visits. Not telephone calls. Human relationships. I am increasingly troubled by the belief that political…

 By Musa Hassan Bility · This week, I want to talk about our COUNTRY Not George Weah. Not Joseph Boakai. Not CDC. Not CMC. Not even the Unity Party. Liberia. Because almost three years after Liberians voted for change, we…

By Musa Hassan Bility · Around 2019 and 2020, I began returning home more frequently. For nearly thirty years, I had been disconnected from my hometown and many of the communities that shaped my childhood. Coming home was not…

Mr. President, Choose Your Legacy Written from Belgium Mr. President, I write today from Belgium, far from the noise of Monrovia, but with Liberia heavily on my mind. I have known you for a long time. That is why I am writing…