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Editorial: Where Are the Millions?
THE QUESTIONS RAISED on the floor of the Liberian Senate this week should concern every citizen, regardless of county, political affiliation, or…
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Liberia Cannot Afford to Look Away
THE IMAGES ARE striking in their implications: foreign miners erecting roadblocks to block Liberian government investigators from doing their jobs on Liberian…
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Editorial: Preparedness Without Funding? Liberia’s Ebola Strategy Faces Its Biggest Test Yet
LIBERIA’S HEALTH AUTHORITIES deserve credit for refusing to wait for disaster before acting. At a time when fears of Ebola resurgence continue…
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EDITORIAL: Liberia Must Institutionalize Press Freedom as a Living Democratic Principle
LIBERIA’S DEMOCRATIC journey has long been defined by its commitment to freedom of expression, yet the persistence of intimidation against journalists reveals a…
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Editorial: No Retraction: FrontPage Africa Stands Firm on Gongolee Investigation, Defends Public-Interest Reporting
AS A NEWSPAPER committed to truth, accountability, and the public interest, FrontPage Africa acknowledges receipt of the letter issued by legal counsel…
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VP Conundrum: Paradox of Governance in Liberia
IN LIBERIA AND in most countries, the Vice Presidency is not a platform for change—it is where change goes to stall. Our Constitution is clear:…
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Editorial: Creeping Dictatorship? West Africa Must Not Ignore the Warning Signs in Liberia and Sierra Leone
LIBERIA AND SIERRA Leone know better than most nations what happens when dissent is crushed, democratic institutions are weakened, and governments begin…
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EDITORIAL: Incumbency Power and The Shrinking Space for Dissent
LIBERIA STANDS at a delicate moment in its post-war journey. The country has often been praised for maintaining electoral continuity and avoiding a…
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Editorial: Teargas Cannot Silence a Generation
WHAT UNFOLDED ON the streets of Monrovia Tuesday should trouble every Liberian who still believes in the promise of democracy. Students—unarmed, organized,…
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EDITORIAL: A Legislature Distracted from National Duty Now Turns its Power Inward Against One of its Own
FOR YEARS, Rep. Yekeh Kolubah occupied a controversial but constitutionally protected space within Liberia’s political arena. His criticisms of former President George Weah…