For any post-war country like Liberia, there are several challenges the government and citizens face for long period: broken education system and many uneducated citizens; poor health system; economic crisis; underdevelopment among others.
OP-ED: Dealing With the Razzmatazz and Euphoria of the New Hydropower Plant
About two days ago, the “big light,†a 22-megawatt hydropower plant was switched on after 11 years. Does this project deserve commendation?
OP-ED: Unprofessional Behavior of Consulate Employees Tarnishes Liberia’s Image
According to the 2016-2017 national budget, Liberia has 27 missions, embassies, and consulates worldwide, providing ample opportunity for foreigners to be exposed to the positive aspects of Liberia and the potentials of doing business with Liberians.
OP-ED: Liberian Content Deserves Attention Too
As a new generation of Liberian entertainers struggle to rise, Liberia National Television aggressively continues to showcase Nigerian and Ghanaian content. They continue to push foreign content down our throat.
OP-ED: Improving Learning Outcomes in Liberia
The government of Liberia has taken bold steps toward improving the education system. The reality is, Liberians want and deserve better schools.
OP-ED: Liberia’s Affirmative Action Act Falls Flat in Quest for Gender Parity
Liberia’s recent Affirmative Action bill has stimulated nationwide debates and public discussions. The passage of this bill by the Legislature received tremendous support from organizations working on women’s issues, which viewed the Legislature’s decision as a step toward gender parity in government.
OP-ED: Smart Mobility and Overregulation – Why Fix Something That’s Not Broken?
In a recent interview with The Bush Chicken, police spokesperson Sam Collins said the police were considering imposing restrictions on a new class of vehicles being imported into Liberia, subcompact vehicles.
OP-ED: Diametrically Differing with President Sirleaf on Trump’s Victory
President Sirleaf was not fair in her judgment to unjustifiably contest the popular will of the American people through a demeaning characterization of Trump’s victory.