Your Excellency Sir/Madam, I conjoin this edition with my 4th Edition, in which I, in resume retort that most of our African democratic regimes in our respective nations are generally bogus, disingenuous and hypocritical; hence […]
July 11, 2020: The Madiba: A Legacy of Selflessness A century and two years ago on July 18, 1918, in a small South African town of Mvezo, the God of our Fathers sent a precious […]
By Joseph Bartuah | On July 26, 1847, the land now called Liberia declared its independence as the first democratic African nation. The country has undergone several challenges in the diplomatic sphere since its independence. […]
By Shannon Gibney Special to the Star Tribune | Of all the myriad and horrific casualties of war, victims’ stories are probably the least recognized. Civil wars like Liberia’s — which claimed the lives of […]
Dagbayonoh Kiah Nyanfore II History is important to the growth and development of a country. Presidential history tells us the political behaviors and policies of past and present presidents in their dealing with national issues […]
By Patrick McLaugrin | If you follow the news, or pay attention to the statistics, its obvious Black people in the Diaspora today continue to face huge challenges – in the United States, Europe, the […]