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June 21, 2024
Guest i have never kept count of the number of times i was arrested. I write in the book about two of them. The first one and the last one. I remember very well the first one. I met my wife. We met in jail and that became a real blessing for me. The last time was in Columbia South carolina in 1961. I remember that one so well because that arrests led to a landmark reach of peace case against South Carolina. It began the law school, a Law School Case that most universities that use the casebook m...
May 16, 2023
MONTSERRADO – The Joseph Jenkins Roberts United Methodist School has been crowned Champions of the Montserrado edition of the Liberia National Students’ Union (LINSU) 2nd National County Academic Meet-2023.By Francis G. BoayueThe Jaguars Kingdom of J
March 28, 2023
Several public and private schools in Ganta, Nimba County have been collecting over 30 thousand Liberian Dollars each from students as graduation fees.
November 25, 2022
For the 29th year, runners gathered near Crossroads United Methodist Church early Thanksgiving morning to participate in the Ashburn Farm 10K, 5K and fun run.
June 12, 2022
Each year, the new Captain Billy selects a group of children and grandchildren of Krewe members to serve on his Children of the Court.
May 8, 2021
When the bullied becomes the redeemer By Jacob B. Palmer, New Jersey, USA Mr. Henry Saffa, the headmaster of the Methodist Primary School in (...)
April 28, 2021
Liberia: Friends of Brumskine Holds the Charles Walker Brumskine Memorial Lecture Series to Promote the Rule of Law and Good Governance Liberia: Friends of Brumskine Holds the Charles Walker Brumskine Memorial Lecture Series to Promote the Rule of Law and Good Governance Share The event, under the theme “Building a Nation-State on the platform of Rule of Law and Good Governance”, brought together several partisans of the Liberty Party and prominent individuals including former Vice Presiden...
February 26, 2021
By Maureen Sieh In its 40-year history, the Daily Observer has weathered many storms including five closures, imprisonment, and threats to its journalists and three fires for fulfilling its watchdog role of exposing corruption, widespread human rights abuses meted against the Liberian people by their government. One of the fires was in response to a story I wrote about the mysterious arrest and disappearance of Major General Kemeh, a son of Nimba County and former secretary general of the defun...