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The Professor’s Voice: Answers to Your Education Questions
By Dr. Randy Nelson Professor Emeritus of Education Contributing Columnist
Dr. Randy Nelson has been a professional educator for 47 years. Since 2018 he has worked closely with Liberian teachers, university students, professors, and!-->!-->!-->…
Swen-Monmia Pledges Price Stability -CBL nominee unveils five-point economic agenda
MONROVIA - Liberia's monetary credibility goes on trial before the Senate as Euphemia Gbadee Swen-Monmia seeks confirmation as Deputy Governor for Economic Policy. Her pitch to the Senate Committee on Banking and Currency is unusual. She!-->…
CMC’S Bility Rejects ‘Political Spectacle -Warns against unity built on patronage, photo…
MONROVIA - Nimba County's newest unity project has hit its first public fracture, from one of its most prominent sons. Representative Musa Hassan Bility has disowned the Nimba Solidarity Movement, saying his photograph was used without!-->…
Government Appeals Nyan Ruling -Executive challenges Wolokolie’s February 16 ruling
MONROVIA - The Boakai administration has chosen to fight on rather than settle with Dr. Dougbeh Christopher Nyan. The Executive Branch has appealed to the Supreme Court's full bench against a February 16, 2026 ruling by the Justice in!-->…
Secrecy Cannot Wear the Robe of Good Governance
OUR OLD PEOPLE say you cannot hide a pregnancy with your hand. The Boakai administration declared October the Month of Good Governance, and its own Governance Commission gathered stakeholders at the EJS Ministerial Complex under a theme!-->…
Bility Demands Education Plan -CMC leader decries students’ street protests
MONROVIA - Students marching through the streets to demand classes are the clearest sign that Liberia's education system has lost its footing. Representative Musa Hassan Bility says the blame cannot rest on one ministry alone. He points to!-->…
LTMI Denies Revenue Default -Rejects claims of withheld revenue
MONROVIA - Liberia Traffic Management Incorporated (LTMI) is once again defending its concession in the court of public opinion. The company has flatly rejected reports that it withheld the Government of Liberia's agreed share of revenue.!-->…
Urey Yarkpawolo Faults Bystanders -Hails progress in Seychelles, Botswana, Rwanda
MONROVIA - Many Liberians dismiss politics as a dirty game best left to the dishonest. Far too many decent people have simply walked away. Dr. Emmanuel K. Urey Yarkpawolo wants to break that reflex. Drawing on Aristotle, he argues that!-->…
PUL Accuses Boakai GoL -Says CSA pact upends FOI, demands NDA rescission
MONROVIA - The Governance Commission (GC) invited the Press Union of Liberia (PUL) to discuss transparency. It got a stinging indictment instead. PUL President Julius Kanubah used the Commission's own Good Governance Month dialogue to!-->…
LWSC Replaces 1958 Pipeline -48-inch line commissioning next week
MONROVIA - For nearly seven decades, much of Monrovia's water has flowed through a pipeline laid in 1958. Next week, the Liberia Water and Sewer Corporation (LWSC) expects to commission its replacement. Managing Director Mo Ali puts the!-->…