Vice President Taylor’s Lawsuit Against LMA Is One Step Too Far!
Barely a month after the Supreme Court ruled as unconstitutional Vice President Jewel Howard Taylor’s suspension of officers of the Liberia Marketing Association (LMA),...
Central Bank in Red ($265m): Presidents Weah ($137m) and Sirleaf ($128m)
By J. Yanqui Zaza
President George Weah, through the Minister of Finance, Planning and Economic Affairs, has submitted the 2019/2020 national budget to the Liberian...
TRC Reflections Ten Years Later: Is Reconciliation without Justice Possible?
Unending accounts on the alleged atrocities committed by the self-styled General Noriega (Mark Guahn)
By Gabriel Wea Coleman
It has been ten years now since the...
Stop the Wave of Xenophobic Attacks Against Black African Migrants, South...
The man who led his nation, Zimbabwe, to independence, Robert Mugabe, has been laid to rest in ceremonies befitting this hero and icon of...
Open Letter to Henry Costa
By James M. Fromayan
Mr. Costa,
On Wednesday morning, November 14, 2018, I was driving towards central Monrovia from Paynesville. At some point, I began monitoring...
Welcoming President Weah’s Call to Establish a War and Economic Crimes...
At long last, President Weah has officially communicated to the National Legislature, expressing his desire and intention to establish a War and Economic Crimes...
“The Fish Begins to Rot from Its Head”
(former President C.D. B. King)
The ongoing Economic Dialogue has been well covered in the local media and has, as indications suggest, raised hopes that...
What’s Next, Mr. President?
The Liberian nation is indeed in crisis both economic and political. On the economic front, the value of the Liberian dollar continues to plummet...
Why Recruitment, Drugging of Child Soldiers, and Trade in Narcotics are...
Why recruitment, drugging of child soldiers, and trade in narcotics are human rights issues
By Gabriel Wea Coleman (Freelance journalist)
To understand why the trade in...
In The Final Analysis, It Is The Leader That Takes The...
Hardly have the ghosts of the missing L$16 billion and the US$25 million mop-up exercise been laid to rest when news have surfaced in...
We Na Here To Make Justice And Accountability Lazy-No More September...
Today is September 9, 2019. It was on this date, 29 years ago, that President Samuel Kanyon Doe was captured at the Freeport of...
The Choice Is Yours, Mr. President!
In many respects, the just ended National Economic Dialogue bears a strong parallel to former President Charles Taylor’s Sovereign National Conference, which was called...
Johnny’s Town Murder Trial: Finally, Justice Is Done!
By National Institute for Public Opinion (NIPO) and Foundation for Community Initiatives (FCI)
The Case
Late last year, three young Liberian women in Johnny Town,...
The Plight of Liberia’s Children Classified as Zogos
Are We Really a Nation of Conscience?
By Edmund Zar-Zar Bargblor
It has been reported in Liberia, especially in Monrovia, youth in communities such as ghettos...
TRC Reflections: Ten Years Later (Part III)
“The first step towards reconciliation is the truth”. - Kristen Cibelli
Since its completion and presentation to the Government of Liberia in December 2009, the...
Arts and Crafts Festival: What Happened to the National Cultural Center?
Game Changers Liberia, a relatively new organization, last weekend staged a Festival of Arts, Crafts and Culture Exhibition at the Monrovia City Hall. Two...
Liberian-American Relations: Do Liberians Really Know and Comprehend the Spirit of...
By Edmund Zar-Zar Bargblor
Mr. Yorgo Mullenax, a realtor, said in one of his blogs, when someone asked him whether he agreed with the saying:...