President George Weah has announced that after two meetings with Liberia’s major rice importers, the importers agreed to reduce the price of rice. However, a leading local producer of rice says the government needs to divert some of its attention to supporting local producers.
OP-ED: U.S. Must Include Liberians on TPS in Any Immigration Legislation
The issues of reparations for slavery and damages to Liberians for America’s destructive roles in the founding of Liberia and the devastating civil war must be prioritized.
Weah Presents First State of Nation Address, Says the Country is Broke
President George Weah has delivered his first State of the Nation address, disclosing that the economy is broken, and the government broke.
Full Transcript: Pres. Weah Delivers His First State of the Nation Address
Full transcript of President Weah’s first State of the Nation address.
OP-ED: What’s the New Game Plan for the Partnership Schools for Liberia Program?
The case for PSL expansion is anchored to the historical neglect by the state to fulfill its role in funding quality education for all Liberians.
OP-ED: The Core Of Corruption – Unlawful Presidential Appointments
Without an amendment of the constitution or court action, all appointments of mayors and town chiefs are unlawful.
EDITORIAL: Off to a Rough Start, President Weah Can Get Back on Track
President Weah is now in the leadership seat and needs to make careful decisions about the individuals he wants to carry out his pro-poor agenda.
Findley Has Not Been Confirmed as Foreign Minister; Senate Clarifies
The Liberian Senate has clarified that it has not confirmed foreign minister designate Gbezonghar Findley, as has been widely reported.