Cuttington University’s image as the nation’s premier institution of learning does not match its haphazardly planned commencement ceremony.
OP-ED: Changing the Narratives for Post-Electoral Success in Liberia
As the 2017 elections draw closer, what are ways through which we can keep our leaders accountable?
OP-ED: What Could Africa Learn from Liberia After 169 Years of Independence?
Liberia is in a bad spot but are there any lessons that Africa’s oldest republic can teach other African countries?
OP-ED: Resurrection of Citizens’ Dissent of 1847
On July 16, 1847, citizens of the Commonwealth of Liberia declared Liberia as Africa’s first republic. Yes, a republic – a state in which supreme power is held by the people and their elected representatives.
OP-ED: Has Our Independence Met Its Promise?
How can Liberia boast of being 169 years old when most of its citizens are subjected to economic deprivation, marginalization, and destitution? How can we brag about being the trendsetter of independence in Africa, when our economy is on the verge of collapse?
OP-ED: The Brighter Future for Liberia’s Economy
An Op-ed about the future of Liberia’s economy, written by the president and CEO of the U.S. Overseas Private Investment Corporation.
OP-ED: The UN Had to Go, but Is Liberia Really Prepared for Peace?
Liberia has had more than a decade to plan for the day when international peacekeepers in blue helmets and their civilian counterparts would eventually pack up and leave.
Letter to the President: On the Education and Employment System
The educational system is not beneficial to students as it does not directly respond to the existing economic demands outside the school system.