The public may not believe that the global learning crisis has personal relevance or domestic impact for the US. However, 600 million children globally being failed by education systems will inevitably have global consequences for . Read more>>
By Molley PaaseweLiberian Writer, Education Columnist Liberia’s once enviable education system got so bad after the protracted civil war that President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf who became Liberia’s first postwar democratically elected chief executive, was forced to . Read more>>
SOURCE: BY PAUL EJIME The cultural town of Ije-Ode is 110-kilometres north-east of Lagos, Nigeria’s economic hub, but the mission had been conceived in Abuja, the nation’s administrative capital. The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) . Read more>>
SOURCE: BILL E. DIGGS Delivering the keynote speech at a National Stakeholders’ Dialogue on Rape, Bong County Senator, Jewel Howard Taylor, yesterday urged the government to set up a strong regime to guard against drugs . Read more>>
SOURCE: BILL E. DIGGS Minister of Information, Mr. Lewis Browne, has linked the ever-failing fight against corruption to financial insecurity most public officials experience after retirement. Min. Browne told journalists in Monrovia over the weekend . Read more>>
A Conversation with President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf In her second and final six-year term as Liberia’s president, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has continued a heavy schedule of international travel, despite seemingly intractable challenges at home. It . Read more>>
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