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Friday, August 21, 2026

Commentary

The Modern Necessity of an Educated Military: A Case Study of Liberia:

The professionalization of the Armed Forces of Liberia (AFL) is often cited as a global success story in Security Sector Reform (SSR). By: Austin S....

Rebuilding Liberia’s Defense: Reviving the 1986 Framework to Strengthen Civilian Oversight, Professionalize the AFL, and Drive National Development

Liberia has long maintained close historical and doctrinal ties with the United States military, and a coherent reform of its national defense architecture would...

Overcoming Poverty: A Fundamental Human Right and Dignity for All:

"You can not draw a line between poverty because almost every one of us has endured it. I have firsthand experience of poverty during...

The Diverging Paths of Post-Civil War Nations: A Call for Critical Reflection in Liberia:

Liberia’s journey from the 2003 peace accord to the present day is often framed as a "diverging path"—a choice between a future of institutional...

Politics as a Tool for Building Unity: The Perils of Misinterpretation and Division in Liberian Political Discourse:

A popular African proverb: "A lion does not turn around when a small or stray dog barks." This sentiment is widely used in motivational contexts...

Comparing Governance and Talent Development: A Global Perspective:

Governance (the systems, laws, and structures of leadership) and talent development (the cultivation of human potential) from a global perspective, highlighting how they interact...

The Importance of Vision and Positivity in National Development:

Vision and positivity are crucial for national development, turning abstract goals into tangible progress through shared purpose and optimism. “Vision without action is merely a...

The Diaspora Does Not Live Here — But Liberia Lives Through Them

President Joseph Boakai’s reported statement — “They don’t live here; we live here. We know what we want for our people” — may have...