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New Justice Minister Pledges Impartial Justice -Rejects selective and political…
MONROVIA - Acting Justice Minister and Attorney General Betty Lamin-Blamo entered office with Liberia watching how prosecutors handle corruption, narcotics and politically sensitive cases. Her assumption statement directly addressed fears…
Government Reaffirms Support To Press Freedom -Reassures Journalists, Press Union on…
MONROVIA - Government’s renewed promises to protect journalists arrived with a material concession: payment of debts that previous administrations left with local media institutions. The declarations at the second Presidential Media Dinner…
After The Dinner, The Bill Must Comes In Due Season
THE PRESIDENT BROKE bread with the press and made handsome promises. The media is dying of economics, not only of muzzling, and this government will be judged by the Sustainability Act it passes, not by the dinner it hosts.
TWICE NOW,…
Shoniyin Envisions Africa’s Transformation -Africa Leadership Magazine profiles Liberia’s…
MONROVIA - Africa Leadership Magazine’s profile presents Ambassador B. Elias Shoniyin as a Liberian diplomat and development practitioner focused on Africa’s institutional renewal. He argues that the continent’s future rests on choices…
Bility Defends Political Friendships -Says Opponents can disagree without becoming…
MONROVIA - Citizens Movement for Change Political Leader Musa Hassan Bility has challenged Liberia’s habit of treating personal relationships as evidence of political betrayal. Drawing on experiences dating to the 1990 civil crisis, Bility…
Media Leaders Challenge Boakai -Industry Demands Reform, Financing And Inclusion
MONROVIA - The second Presidential Media Dinner became a platform for Liberia’s press leaders to move beyond ceremony and place concrete demands before President Joseph Nyuma Boakai. Union executives described an industry weakened by…
Cephus Faults Taylor Arrest -Asks Boakai for public apology
MONROVIA - A supporter of the war on drugs has turned on its methods. Cllr. Cephus says he backs the hunt for drug barons without reservation. But the way former Vice President Taylor was arrested echoed the military tribunals of the…
LETTER FROM SACLEPEA: POLITICAL OPPONENTS ARE NOT ENEMIES
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…
President Demands Accountable Leadership -Warns newly commissioned officials against…
MONROVIA - President Joseph Boakai has placed Liberia’s commissioned officials under a test: public authority must produce measurable results. His September 8 charge covered leaders serving state-owned enterprises, electoral management,…
CSO Consortium Presses Boakai Administration -National groups demand overdue justice…
President Joseph Boakai approaches Liberia’s December Security Council presidency with unfinished justice business threatening the country’s international credibility. A coalition of civil society institutions wants enabling laws passed…