Editorial

ON THURSDAY, 16 March, the University of Liberia (UL) suspended all students’ politics on the campus until further notice. According to the authorities, the suspension comes in the wake of many violent disturbances on the campus.IT ADDED…

By Patrick Tokpah (Contributor-Bong) Series of consultations are ongoing between residents of Bong County and former Senator Henry Willie Yallah to pick him as running mate to Nimba County Senator, Jeremiah Kpan Koung on the Movement…

The slow pace of sessions at the Legislature is a troubling sign for that august body as the chamber of the House of Representatives was conspicuously empty on Monday, January 16 when the Legislature resumed. Of the 73 members in the…

Recently, the National Elections Commission (NEC) in a meeting attended by political parties, partners both local and international as well as civil society organizations announced the adjusted electoral timetable ahead of the Tuesday,…

IN KEEPING WITH the tradition of this paper, today we are bestowing honors on several individuals and institutions in the country for their worthwhile roles and activities in society during the course of the year under review. The decision…

The Board and Management of The Inquirer Newspaper, in concert with the family of the late Attorney Philip N. Wesseh, long-serving Managing Editor, would like to acknowledge the many expressions of sympathy and gestures of kindness shown…

By Bill W. CooperThe Managing Editor of the Inquirer Newspaper, a veteran Liberian Journalist and Attorney-at-law, Phillip Nemene Wesseh (PNW), has been laid to rest at the Brewerville Cemetery outside Monrovia.At the rather spectacular…

By Precious D FreemanThe management team of the Inquirer Newspaper has vowed to uphold the legacy of its fallen Managing Editor, Philip Nemene Wesseh, who was on last Friday, October 28, interred at the Brewerville Cemetery in Montserrado…

The widow of the fallen veteran Liberian Journalist Atty. Philip Wesseh, Mrs. Teplah Wesseh has called for a unifying spirit at the Inquirer Newspaper following the death of the institutions’ Managing Editor.Mrs. Wesseh said the dream and…

The veteran pen pusher on whose shoulders The INQUIRER Newspaper stood tall for three decades is no more. Philip Nemene Wesseh, is indeed a household name in the Liberian media; as he was the GINA, among his peers; the JY to his kids;…