THE STONE THAT SHARPENED WITHOUT TOUCHING  

By Dr. Syrulwa Somah | lihede2003@yahoo.com   For the farmers, the market women, and the children of Liberia at home and in the diaspora._   Listen, my people!   Pour small water on the ground for the ancestors, then gather around the fire. I have a story that was not...

SETTING THE PACE

LIBERIA, THE MOTHERLAND IS BLEEDING: A COUNTRY IN SEARCH FOR A DIRECTION There are several trending issues border on national interest which have claimed our attention that we feel compelled to speak to or write about. The issue of the influx of narcotic drugs in our...

When The People Vote And The Elites Rotate

-Elections Without Accountability: The Unfinished Business of Liberia’s Postwar Democracy By P. Morris Kromah And Foday A.M. Kromah Since the end of the civil war in 2003, Liberia has held several elections. Presidents have come and gone. Lawmakers have been...