By Kalinda Besha Kibungu Fifty nine Liberian migrants in provenance from Niger and Algeria returned to their original country on Monday, August 31, 2020, after unsuccessful attempts to reach the […]
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Welcome to Plain Talk. For sometime now, I have been on different radar which has made me to be delinquent in my writings. But thanks be to God that I […]
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The new model that Liberia schools resum courses in covid-19 time are not reaching all children and those abandoned, the vulnerable doing work to survive. Since the closure of schools […]
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Today’s edition of Lawmakers and Electorates, we are zooming in on women representation, women participations in politics and what can they do to change the current narratives by endeavoring to […]
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Dear Great Ones In the Great Beyond. Thanks a million for the great deal of patience so well bore over the past year – the last time we came your […]
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The office of the Speaker of the House of Representatives in Liberia is the 3rd highest ranking seat in the Liberian Republic. It is so because the Speaker presides over […]
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In order to put an end to impunity in Liberia, in 2006, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) was established to look into atrocities and crimes committed during the war. […]
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Sixty-eight young professionals on Friday October 18, 2019 graduated from the Blue Crest University College after four years of intensive studies. The students in a happy mood danced and celebrated […]
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Serious protest is ongoing in Liberia’s capital Monrovia where students from the Monrovia Consolidated School systems (mcss) who took to the streets in demand of their teachers’ salaries have been […]
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In the midst of severe economic challenges and skyrocketing school fees, Mama Liberia and dozens of families mourn the death of 26 pupils and their teachers who fell to the […]
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