The Political Economy of Tenure Positions -Why Weah needs to Act Politically
The debate on tenure positions seems to be missing a fundamental truth. It has been more focused on legal arguments and largely failed to recognize […]
“The Economy was dead when EJS took over in 2006”- Boakai Jaleiba
We reproduce verbatim a post (“non -political” in his own words) by Youth Activist, Comrade Boakai Jaleiba shared through Facebook. Jaleiba is a former Assistant […]
Monumental National Challenges: Filth Takes Over Redlight Market
One of the biggest challenges the new administration will face is the issue of sanitation, specifically refuse disposal. Across the Nation’s Capital Monrovia, piles of […]
Liberia Citizenship Debate: Why Hard Thinking is Required
Following President George Weah’s first Annual Message 29 January 2018, the post- speech discussions amongst Liberians, home and abroad, was dominated by his desire to […]
GOL as Landlords and Not Tenants: A New Policy Thrust for National Growth
Liberia, some argue, is not a poor country but a country that is poorly managed. The level of truism to this statement is difficult to […]
Making Liberian Ports Vibrant
Ports are vital to the economic life of every nation. They bring in vital goods as imports for local consumption while at the same time […]
George Weah, Didier Drogba, Kylian Mbappe launch Africa sports project in France
Liberia’s president, ex-football star, George Weah joined fellow African football great Didier Drogba and emerging French youngster Kylian Mbappe in Paris, to launch a platform […]
Kenyan lawyer charged with treason over Odinga’s ‘swearing in’
A Kenyan opposition politician was charged on Tuesday with treason for his involvement in the symbolic presidential “swearing in” of opposition leader Raila Odinga in […]