Op-ed

Tuesday, 13 February 2018 16:36

Written by Super User

The rising needs to address human security challenges in Liberia have influenced President George M. Weah’s decision to suggest a “Pro poor governance” agenda. This great idea has started to manifest in many outlooks which includes the given away of 25% of his salaries and benefits, minimum cut in the price of Liberia’s stipple food (rice) and now a proposal to build military hospital and a coastal highway that will safely link the Country. These are great initiatives, that largely support human security will not only benefit Liberia but the entire region.

Tuesday, 30 January 2018 09:36

Written by Super User

Alfred P. B. Kiadii

Tuesday, 23 January 2018 21:08

Written by Super User

Written by: Moses Uneh Yahmia

Few days ago, we wrote an opened letter to President Weah informing him that, with the blood of patriots running through our veins, during his regime’s existence, we would continue our partnership with the people to ensure the attainment of their ontological vocation to become full human. As part of this historical obligation, we committed ourselves to wage a battle of truth-telling against notoriety in the republic.

Saturday, 28 October 2017 06:58

Written by Super User

By Saaim W. Naame

Sub-Saharan Africa has the lowest school enrollment in the world. Yet even in this context, Liberia’s education indicators are shocking: Less than half of 15- to 24-year-olds are literate, less than half of young children attend primary school, and about a third of children who start primary school do not finish.