The Bottomline Discussion Live

14/01/2026

Telling Liberia's Story to the World: A Conversation with BBC Journalist Moses Garzeawu on Politics, Media, and Global Journalism"

14/01/2026

09/01/2026

The Bottomline Discursion Live. 9 January 2026

07/01/2026

Delving into Trending issues in Liberia and world news highlights

06/01/2026

Delving deep in to trending that made news over the week

02/01/2026

The Bottomline Discussion Live, 2 January 2026

16/12/2025

The Bottomline Discussion Live. Tuesday 16 December 2025

28/11/2025

Exciting News!

Join us for a live discussion on the Bottom Line Liberia

"Exploring the Role of Diaspora Initiatives in Reducing Liberia's Dependence on Foreign Aid and Promoting Sustainable Homegrown Development"!

We are thrilled to have Dr. Prince Yeakehson, president of a Diaspora development initiative, as our special guest.

His insights and experience will shed light on how the Liberian diaspora can play a pivotal role in fostering self-sufficiency and driving sustainable growth in our beloved country.

Don't miss this opportunity to engage in a vital conversation about our nation's future!
Let's come together to explore innovative solutions and empower our communities. Share your thoughts and questions in the comments below!

20/11/2025

Please join us with our Special Guest Dr, Mohamed Sherif, will analyze how varying political leadership styles impact social values and individual freedom.

11/10/2025

Monrovia - City of Firth - A Call to Action for the City Council

As one moves through Monrovia and its surrounding communities, it’s impossible to overlook the piles of garbage scattered across our streets and neighborhoods. What was once a city full of promise is now dotted with heaps of refuse—an eyesore that tarnishes our image and endangers public health.

These growing mountains of waste are more than just unpleasant; they’re a daily reminder of neglect. They attract pests, spread disease, and dampen the spirit of residents who deserve better.

Where is the Monrovia City Corporation (MCC) in all this? Who is ensuring that our city remains clean, safe, and livable?

It’s time for action. Monrovia deserves a city council that not only hears the people’s concerns but responds with visible results. Cleanliness is not a privilege—it’s a basic right and a reflection of who we are as a community.

22/09/2025

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