by Dr. Fidel C. T. Budy
‘Liberians easily forget’ and ‘accept mediocrity’ are accusations levied against us. It always seems like we fail to learn from...
By Nathan N. Mulbah
On May 23, 2025, the management team at Liberia’s biggest referral hospital, John F. Kennedy Memorial Hospital issued a press statement...
The United States Ambassador accredited to Monrovia, John William Blaney, after presenting his credentials to the President of Liberia at the Executive Mansion, would request an audience with the President of the Republic, H.E Charles G. Taylor.
The Government of Liberia, through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, has dispatched a two-member diplomatic delegation to the Republic of Guinea following the circulation of a troubling video purportedly showing members of the Liberia National Police (LNP) assaulting a woman believed to be of Fulani ethnicity.
ASSET RECOVERY boss, Cllr. Edward Kla Martin has the mentality liking to the likes of Charles G. Taylor and Adolf Hitler. They both wanted to be conquerors and rule their separate worlds, but even though extremely powerful, they lost their respective wars because they were fighting on too many fronts at the same time.
In a country where public trust is the first casualty of governance, the act of telling the truth becomes revolutionary. And for all the challenges Liberia faces today, one thing remains certain- without truth, there can be no transformation.
Before the emergence of Liberia’s modern judicial system, disputes were resolved through traditional mechanisms that fostered durable peace and reconciliation.
