Editorial

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 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…

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…

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,…

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…

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…

The Other Side Of Mainstream Journalism:My Experience In Nearly 40 YearsBy Atty Philip N. Wesseh (PNW)For the last few days, I have been running an article entitled,” 30 Years Of Existence…

By Atty Philip N. Wesseh (PNW)The 15th of this month would make it exactly 30 years of existence of The INQUIRER Newspaper, the first independent newspaper in post-war Liberia that came to…

Several Friends, relatives and well-wishers remembered the publisher of the Inquirer Newspaper, Atty. Philip N. Wesseh, on his natal day.As a symbol of their appreciation for his…

Education Minister Anus Sonii has urged African leaders to ensure good Governance in all material respects with integrity.He served as a guest-speaker for the African Methodist Episcopal…