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Liberia: Tarjuowon “Peace” Conference: Why I Will Not Sit At Your Table

By Sherman C. Seequeh Before the microphones are arranged in Monrovia—let me declare that I will not be at your table. Folks must be shameless,...

The Mask Is Off! The Dillon Deception: How One Senator’s Greed Pillaged Liberia’s Schools and Mocked Its People

While hundreds of government school students pour into the streets of Monrovia, demanding teachers who have not shown up for more than three weeks,...

For the 2027 National Budget: Put the People First: An Advice to the President and the Lawmakers of Liberia

By Cllr. Tiawan Saye Gongloe  (political leader, Liberia People’s Party) Liberia’s 2027 budget must put citizens’ basic needs ahead of excessive official compensation and costly government...

Liberia: The Making of Yekeh Kolubah: How The Unity Party Dressed the Devil It Could Not Control

By Seltue Robert Karweaye Liberian politics has produced many contradictions, but few are as revealing as the political transformation of former Montserrado County District #10...

Liberia’s Sallay-Polly [ˈsæleɪ ˈpoʊli] Politics and the Proposed Third Way

By George K. Werner (former education minister) There is a saying in southeastern Liberia: Sallay-Polly—exchange one for the other yet get the same result. It speaks...

Liberia: The Yellow Machines Paraded. The Roads Drowned. Rescue, Stuck In The Mud?

By Sherman C. Seequeh …They promised that after one hundred days no car would sit in the mud. Open Facebook right now and count the...

Liberia: When Court Orders Are Defied: The INCHR Controversy and the Dangerous Precedent of Disrespecting Judicial Authority

By Rev. Gideon Nma Scott, Jr. In a constitutional democracy, the rule of law must prevail over personal interests, political affiliations, and the authority of...

The Obligation Of Nuclear -Armed States To Pursue Disarmament: Liberia’s Diplomacy for Global Peace and Security

Abstract Nuclear weapons remain among the most consequential security challenges facing the international community. Although the number of nuclear-armed states is limited, the consequences of any...

One Billion Revenue, One Liberia, And The Children Are In The Street

By Sherman C. Seequeh Government is still congratulating itself on a revenue milestone. On Bushrod Island, schoolchildren are chanting in the road because their teachers...

When Liberia’s Guardian of Justice Calls for Abolishing Trial by Jury

By George K. Werner (former education minister) Years ago, in a canon law class, we debated papal infallibility. The doctrine applies under specific conditions when,...

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