By Ralph Geeplay
Politics today as we know it still resembles the ancient Greek theatre for its atrocity and comedy and in the times of the Athenians when the spectacle to battle was both an act of entertainment and a scene of carnage that was both mouth gaping as it was a sport. Transport that to West Africa and you see Liberians politicians gunning for the presidency of their country as an all important election approaches next year.
Politics today as we know it still resembles the ancient Greek theatre for its atrocity and comedy and in the times of the Athenians when the spectacle to battle was both an act of entertainment and a scene of carnage that was both mouth gaping as it was a sport. Transport that to West Africa and you see Liberians politicians gunning for the presidency of their country as an all important election approaches next year.
