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Liberia’s Supreme Court Faces a Defining Test in the Yekeh Kolubah Expulsion
Liberia’s Supreme Court is approaching a moment that could shape the boundaries of legislative power for generations. On October 22, five justices…
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Liberia Cannot Reconcile With A History Its People Have Never Fully Understood
A Patriotic Citizen’s Position on Historical Truth, Ancestral Migration, Ethnic Identity, Political Manipulation, Public Safety, and Genuine National Reconciliation By Charles E.…
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The 1980 Coup: What Did Washington Know—and What Really Happened Behind the Scenes?
Liberia’s political crisis, President Tolbert’s African ambitions, American strategic interests, and the declassified documents that raise new questions about April 12, 1980.
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Abolishing Jury Trials Won’t Cure Judicial Corruption — It Could Weaken Liberians’ Constitutional Protections
On Monday, October 12, standing before President Joseph Boakai and the nation’s senior officials at the opening of the Supreme Court’s October…
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Mr. Chief Justice, Reform the Jury System, Preserve Our Rights
I strongly oppose Chief Justice Yamie Quiqui Gbeisay Sr.’s reported call to abolish Liberia’s trial jury system. Jury tampering demands thorough investigation…
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Where a Woman Lives Should Not Determine Whether She Lives
Almost ten years ago, I heard words no one wants to hear: “You have breast cancer.” Despite that shock and the assessment…
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Consultation, Evaluation And Validation: The Missing Fundamentals In Liberia’s Forestry Sector
Part I A Personal Perspective After Close to 22 Years of Service at the FDA; Formally as a Communicator and presently Pretty…
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The Separation of Powers and Development Funds: Why Liberian Legislators Should Oversee, Not Implement, Public Projects
Former US President Ronald Reagan’s Wisdom: https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1KhCkVzbzR/ President Joseph Nyuma Boakai: “When communities are empowered to participate in planning, budgeting, implementation, and…
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“Who Deserves the Name “Reformer”? Individuals, Groups, and the Moral Meaning of Democratic Change.”
Liberian traditional wisdom offers an important contribution to the question of who deserves the name “reformer.” The saying, “One tree does not…
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Impacting humanity with no strings attached
The Altruism of Mr. Emmanuel Nuku Reeves, Sr.Chief Executive Officer, Reeves Investment Group, LLC & Atlantic Finance, LLC.