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‘General Power’ Acted on His Own -Police Disclaim Use of Ex-Rebel General
By Sallu K. Swaray
When government security forces moved a fortnight ago to enforce a shutdown of Roots FM, an Ex-rebel ‘General Power,’ (a.k.a. Augustine Nagbe) from one of Liberia’s former warring factions was seen in clear daylight…
Unsafe for Pres. Weah to Have Met Violently Protesting Students -Says Presidential Press…
As the dust settles on the October 15 violent student’s protest which had Monrovia upside down, criticisms have been flying here, there and yonder questioning the decision made by President Weah against directly engaging the students, a…
Remain Engaged On Root’s Closure -Jonathan Paye-Layleh Urges PUL Prexy
In the aftermath of the abrupt closure by government of controversial talk show host Henry Costa’s Roots FM, a Liberian journalist and BBC stringer Jonathan Paye-Layleh has added his voice to the many concerned voices, calling on the…
LNP Warns Against Using ‘Fake’ Photos to Incite Violence
In the aftermath of the October 15, 2019 students’ riot which turned bloody, the Liberia National Police is sharply criticizing some Liberians that are allegedly using unorthodox methods on social media to spread fake videos and pictures…
UL Begs Faculty to Reconsider Disengagement -Says September Salary Disbursement Begins…
As pressure mounts on the Government of Liberia to regularize the payment of salaries to its employees, the Administration of the University of Liberia is calling on the University of Liberia Faculty Association (ULFA) to reconsider the…
LRA Will Be Tax Aggressive -Says Commissioner Thomas Doe Nah
By: Rancy S. Teewia
The commissioner-General of the Liberia Revenue Authority (LRA), Thomas Doe Nah says the Liberia Revenue Authority will be aggressive on those refusing to pay their taxes. Mr. Nah said this is because citizens should…
Classes Resume At MCSS Today -Min. Sonii applauds MCSSTA for making dialogue a success
By Stephen G. Fellajuah
The Teachers Association of the Monrovia Consolidated School System (MCSSTA) has agreed to return to class today, October 17, after a dialogue with the Government of Liberia in which the government commit itself…
Dialogue Is the Way Forward -Ministers Dean, Mcgill; Say Police Intervention Excellent
By Stephen G. Fellajuah
The Attorney General of Liberia of the Republic of Liberia and Minister of Justice, Cllr. Frank Musa Dean and the Minister of State for Presidential Affairs, Nathaniel Falo Mcgill urged the MCSS Teachers…
EDITORIAL – Freedom of Speech Must be Assured, Protected
EDITORIAL
Freedom of Speech Must be Assured, Protected
GEORGE ORWELL, THE famous English man of letters who became renowned for his allegory “Animal Farm” once made a profound statement about free speech. “If liberty means anything at…
Police Reaction to Protest ‘Unprofessional’ -Youth Advocate Siah Sicarr Urges Tolerance
By: Matthew H. Turry
A youth advocate and former official of the Ministry of Youth & Sports, Mamakiziel Siah Sicarr, says the Liberia National Police (LNP) and the government in general need to be tolerant in responding to the…