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The Dangers of Seaport Decentralization in Liberia: A Call for National Unity and Economic Stability
This is an Argumentative Research Intellectual Read for the minds of Horizon Curiosity and Willingness to Learn:
Austin S. Fallah
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Corruption and the Weaponization of Justice in Liberia: A Call for Reform
“Justice is an essential moral and social pillar.”- 20th-century political philosophy, John Rawls. “The first duty of society is justice.” — Alexander…
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The Perils of Betrayal: A Reflection on Political Leadership and Trust: Be Wise, Be an Innovator, Be a Critical Thinker
Trust is a valuable universal currency that can be both invaluable and perilous. Use it wisely, and give it cautiously.” – Austin…
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The Evolution of Political Participation in Liberia: Beyond Partisanship and Toward Collective Growth
“The greatest good we can do our country is to heal its party divisions and make them one people.” – Thomas Jefferson.
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Energy Independence in Liberia: A Call for Comprehensive Review of the 2022 and 2024 Energy Proposal by Christopher Neyor: Make Liberia Energy (Electricity) Independent/Exporter in the Second Quarter of the 21st century and Beyond
“Liberia must move away from NGO Assistance to Debt Financing.”- Comrade Academician Ballah Corvah(A Resident of the City of Burnsville, South Corridor…
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The Role of the Liberia General Services Agency in National Development: A Case for Accountability in Government Construction Projects: Making a Difference in the 21st-century Second Quarter and Beyond
“We can not be mere consumers of good governance, but we must be participants; we must be co-creators.” — Rohini Nilekani.
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The Power of Faith: A Call to Liberians
“Faith is the strength by which a shattered world shall emerge into the light.” — Helen Keller “Take the first step in…
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The Indispensable Role of Journalists in Liberia’s Democracy: A Call for Respect and Support
“Journalism can never be silent. That is its greatest virtue and its greatest fault. It must speak and speak immediately, while the…
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Embracing Rational Debate for Liberia’s Progressive Future
“The Greatest Risk in Life is not to take Risk”-Mark Zuckerberg. “Great Men Take Risk”- Charles G. Taylor.