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By D. Patrick Tokpah, The Analyst Gbarnga Correspondent It was on the fateful day of June 8, 2019 when a 28-year-old man, Sulon Mulbah, allegedly committed a gruesome murder of the mother of his young baby, Hawa Gbokolo 22, on a farm…

Two members of the Bong Legislative Caucus have donated some working tools to citizens of Wolonto Town in Yellequelleh, Bong County, in an effort to support the Government of Liberia’s Pro-Poor Agenda for the rehabilitation and connectivity…

By: Rancy S. Teewia Youth Advocate for Better Bomi (YAOBB) in collaboration with a cross-section of citizens of Bomi County, on Monday June 10, 2019, presented a joint resolution to petition President George M. Weah through their local…

By: Anthony Q. Jiffan, Jr. Before now, most residents of Sand Beach Community in the Township of Caldwell trekked for about an hour to fetch safe drinking water; but cordial community relationship with Huali International, a Sand Mining…

Having failed on Friday, June 7 to deliver its grievances to the Government of Liberia, protesting citizens under the banner, Council of Patriots (COP), on Sunday, June 9, 2019, held an elaborate press conference to read its petition…

No international group takes greater credit in the brokering and sustenance of Liberia’s peace and stability than the regional body, the Economic Community of West African State (ECOWAS). While others would wait and see until reasonable…

BECAUSE THE NATIONAL discourse preceding the June 7 protest was rather riotous and warlike, many people at home and abroad had thought the day would be an apocalypse, chaotic and disruptive. This claimed the attention of Liberians and…

What was widely feared to be a catastrophe hanging over Liberia—the June 7 street protest—turned out to be peaceful last Friday when nearly 4,000 citizens gathered to petition their Government consistent with the Constitution. The looming…

Nearly three months of riotous public debates about a single day created into the minds of many people that Friday, June 7 “Save the Nation” Protest was a heaven-come-down event. Indeed, the debates over whether or not the protest was…

The Center for Media Studies and Peacebuilding (CEMESP) says Liberians cannot afford to have the Freedom of Information Law as “a paper tiger”,  pointing out that there are too many “gray areas and shortfalls” in the demand and supply trend…