OP-Ed by: F. Jacob Fassama My fellow partisans, comrades of the great Congress for Democratic Change (CDC) — the Blue Revolution lives on! They tried to silence us. They bulldozed…
Op-Ed By Williametta E. Saydee-TarrFormer Minister of Gender, Children and Social Protection (2018-2024) Something is deeply wrong in Liberia when allegations of sexual violence involving a powerful government official are…
By Jerome Saydee, Activist for Democratic Reforms President Joseph Boakai’s participation in the “Say No to Drugs” campaign on August 7, 2025, alongside genuine Liberian victims and activists demanding results,…
By Williametta Edouarda Saydee-Tarr, Former Gender, Children and Social Protection Minister, Republic of Liberia This isn’t just another march; it’s a powerful and urgent call for genuine, lasting action—action that…
Grief walks beside us this May 6, turning a day of celebration into one of solemn reflection. For on Saturday evening, we lost Cletus, a follower and friend of D’Tweah…
By Samuel D. Tweah, Jr. The birth-death conundrum continues its defiance of the human grasp. One a certain day we are born into an unknown world amid jubilation. Subsequently, on…
In Liberia, the phrase “cutting the cloth to fit the tailor” captures the alchemy of political survival: bending rules, institutions, and even truth to suit the ambitions of the powerful.…
The President’s response to the Supreme Court’s ruling is troubling. It is an outright rejection of or a disregard for the decision of the highest Court of the land, and…
By Cllr. Tiawan Saye GongloeAssistant Professor of law, and an Advocate for Constitutional Order & Human Rights April 25, 2025 The Supreme Court of Liberia, in its Opinion and Judgment…
“We join voice with thousands of Marylanders calling on the Maryland County Legislative Caucus to respect the opinion of the Supreme Court and return to carrying out their duties under…