On Sunday, June 17, 1917, as Harvard’s president, Abbott Lawrence Lowell, addressed the graduating seniors at the start of Commencement Week, he cautioned them saying “this is no ordinary Baccalaureate Sunday to speak of the […]
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 […]