According to an archeologist who recently participated in archeological work in Mexico, One of the most ancient civilizations in the Americas, the Black (Negritic) Olmecs developed a calendar that ...

Natural resources can be a blessing when used wisely and efficiently to address the needs of people and countries in which they are found. However, poor and mismanagement of natural resources is ...

According to the recent World Bank (WB) report on Liberia, after a 3 percent contraction of real Growth Domestic Product (GDP) in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, real GDP growth recovered to 5 ...

Since 1999, Lofa county, one of fourteen counties and a political subdivision in northwestern Liberia, has become a magnet for armed incursions. There has been at least three incursions by various ...

After over 15 years of post-conflict reconstruction and democratic governance, Liberians appear to agree that the country’s governance isn’t working as it ought to. And at the root of it is the high ...

The Vice President, other officers and Members of the Liberian National Bar Association The President and Members of the Association of Female Lawyers of Liberia The President and Members of the ...

Israel’s repeated threats to attack Iran’s nuclear facilities irrespective of any outcome in the negotiations in Vienna between the P5+1 (France, the United Kingdom, Russia, China, the US, and Germany ...

After 175 years as Africa’s oldest independent Republic, Liberians have poignantly realized the stark reality of the nation’s abject underdevelopment, in comparison to other relatively younger African ...

My fellow Catholic brothers and sisters, before I proceed any further, please permit me to impose upon you the duty to stand up for one moment of silence to the memory of Bishop John Collins, Diocese ...

In 1970, the student body elected me president of the Student Government. And now fifty years later, you graciously grant me the honor of keynote speaker on this our Anniversary. I am sincerely ...

State of the Association Address Delivered by William G. Nyanue President, Grand Gedeh Association in the Americas Silver Spring, Maryland May 24, 2003 Bishop Franklin Showell, Keynote Speaker Mr.

Recently, a lot has been said about salaries’ reduction, harmonization to include the twenty-Five percent cut in President Weah’s salary as announced in his first state of the nation’s address and a ...