By Anthony Otaru, Chairman, Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) Permanent Representative and Liberian President, Ellen Sirleaf Johnson, has warned that unless member states take bold steps to implement policy measures it put in […]
DIASPORA—Archel Bernard is the Liberian-American designer and social entrepreneur behind “The Bombchel Factory,” an ethically produced fashion boutique based in Monrovia, Liberia. Each item in the store is handcrafted by members of an all-women staff […]
By Conor Gaffey As his boss President Donald Trump sets off to Saudi Arabia for his first foreign trip, the U.S. health secretary is also on his own maiden voyage abroad, thousands of miles away […]
As students with extensive professional experience, the 16 members of the Executive Master’s of Public Administration program bring rich perspective on public service to the classroom at North Carolina Central University (NCCU). A trip together […]
By MarEx The Government of Liberia has passed an Executive Order which will see its Inshore Exclusion Zone, reserved for artisanal fishermen, halved from six to three nautical miles. The Environmental Justice Foundation (EJF) says […]
A local radio station, OK FM has today reported that the President of the Liberia Football Association (LFA), Mr. Musa Hassan Bility has reportedly resigned his position as President of the Liberian football club. Efforts […]
The Vice-Presidential candidate of the opposition Coalition Democratic Change (CDC), and former wife of UK detainee, former Liberian President, Charles Ghankay Taylor has hit hard at people should called educated Liberians who she noted have […]
Reports coming from Washington DC over the weekend by an informed staff of the Embassy suggesting impersonation by Ambassador Jeremiah C. Sulunten, vice standard bearer of the Alternative National Congress (ANC) have been rubbished and […]
Vice President Joseph Nyumah Boakai has called on his supporters to ensure a win in the first round of the October 10 elections. “I call on all of you my supporters to do the 2017 […]
By Martin K. N. Kollie Touring Red Light, a commercial suburb outside Monrovia, was a painful experience for me on Unification Day. Even on this National Holiday day, there was no space for pedestrians to […]