Written by <Diamondonlinelib> The new generation of musicians in Liberia are many; every now and then there is a new musician coming to the scene. It is clear that new generational music has come to stay, yet it is the hope of most Liberians that its artists focus on conveying good messages and promoting the […]

Written by<Zeze Ballah> The Liberia Chamber of Commerce and the Ezzat N. Eid Foundation have organized a contest to attract products made in Liberia. On Monday, August 27 entrepreneurs will be invited to pitch their products at a pitching contest and fundraising event in Monrovia. Friday, August 24 is the deadline for entrepreneurs to apply […]

Written by <Suma Massaley> January 16, 2006 was an unprecedented victory that altered the status quo for women in Liberia. It wasn’t only shocking that a woman rose to power in one of the world’s most patriarchal nations, it was also the extraordinary role that women leaders played in ending the civil war. President Ellen […]

Written by <Francis Cordor> Corruption is a rampant plague across Africa, where officials get away with demanding and accepting bribes without fear of consequences. A culture of acceptance that “this is how it is,” “you have to grease the wheel,” and “everybody does it” perpetuates the problem. Corruption costs the continent approximately US$148 billion per […]