Varney Alieu Jarsey, a former national student leader of Liberia has been elected the President of the All-African Students Union (AASU), the continental organization founded in 1972 to champion the interest of African students, at […]
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Crime does not pay, be it blue or white collars, and those who are determined to ensure that such menace forms part of the cultural norm of the society are doomed and bound to spend […]
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PRESS RELEASE At its 13th Elective Congress held at Kibi, Ghana, between December 20-22, 2021, the All-Africa Students Union (AASU) elected new executives to lead the Union for the next four years. The congress was […]
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For quite some time now, I have observed, with keen interest, the Liberian political system. In my capacity as Director of Civic and Voter Education at the National Elections Commission, I interacted profoundly with various […]
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COMMENTARY Like most African States, Liberia is a multi-ethnic and multi-cultural state—a “mosaic”– that consists of four major cultural stocks: Africans who were repatriated from the United States known as Settlers or Americo-Liberians, Africans from […]
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Recently on November 27th 2021, members of the USA Chapter of the National Democratic Coalition (NDC) of Liberia held a Consultative Meeting in the State of Pennsylvania to evaluate the coalition’s work, its progress, resource […]
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Except for U.S. President Donald Trump whose Presidency was shambolic and marred by flaws and spectacles or conundrums, all American presidents worked their way to the coveted U.S. Presidency—from down to up…serving in different potential […]
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Commentary The “trademark” of the Congress for Democratic Change’s (CDC’s) elites has clearly been exemplified from the erection of gigantic structures and compounds reflective of mansions and while transforming the landscape quizzically, pundits are craving […]
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Liberian women are victims of the “Queen Bee Syndrome (either me or no woman)” mainly because of Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf and here’s why in my open letter to her. You were entrusted to lead an impoverished […]
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Commentary When a duly and democratically elected leadership begins to act in such a sneaky and covert fashion, then obviously, it has cleverly demarcated the space for what it intends the people to know, […]
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