Apr 29, 2026 | Education
When I see young men and women standing in long line around the Barclay Training Center, going through physical and psychological pressure to prove their readiness to serve their country, it reminds me of how I was recruited into the US Navy 30 years ago in Harlem,...
Apr 27, 2026 | Education
By Hawa Wesseh The events of April 22, 1980, raise a difficult but necessary truth: Liberia’s history of violence did not begin with the civil war. The suffering of many communities long predates the events of 1980, and these tragedies deserve equal reckoning within...
Apr 22, 2026 | Education
Apr 22, 2026 | Education
With D. Moses Wantu Setting the pace” refers to establishing a speed, standard, or example for others to follow, often leading the field in sports, business, or daily productivity. It involves controlling tempo to maximize efficiency or performance, such as...
Apr 20, 2026 | Education
By D. Moses Wantu Liberia is rich in resources but very poor when it comes to infrastructure as well as men power or mental development of her citizens. The fact remains that “no nation is an Island”, this means, all nations are inter-dependent. No nations stands...
Mar 30, 2026 | Education
