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If Liberia Is Leaving No Stone Unturned, the President’s Foundation Should Lead by Example
The Drug Investigation Has Created a Powerful Case for Greater Financial Transparency
By Dr. Clarence R. Pearson, Sr.
Liberia’s widening confrontation with transnational cocaine trafficking has...
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The Ethical Dilemma of Assisting Political Opponents in Times of Need
A few days ago, I sat with some friends and discussed current events in our motherland, Liberia, which inspired this article. Rather than narrowing...
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HIGH CHOLESTEROL AND ITS COMPLICATIONS
Palm oil is 50% cholesterol.Coconut oil and palm kernel oil have 80% cholesterol.Olive oil and Argo oil have less than 10% cholesterol.So reducing the...
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The Imperative of Civic and Constitutional Learning in Liberia’s Educational System
“A nation that does not teach its children how government works, what the Constitution protects, and what citizenship demands leaves democracy vulnerable to manipulation.
Machiavelli...
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The Imperative of a Unified Justice System: A Necessity for National Growth and Integrity
If Liberia is serious about national growth and integrity, can we truly achieve it without a unified justice system that treats every citizen equally...
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The Need for Reform in Liberia: Addressing Brain Drain, Governance, and National Security
Lee Kuan Yew: Believed that once a political system becomes corrupt from top to bottom, fixing it is nearly impossible without a revolution or...
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We Must Not Forget The Victims Of Liberia’s Civil War
Liberia's fourteen years of civil conflict ended long ago, but many of its victims are still suffering. Some live with bullets and fragments in...
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The Flag, the Pledge, and Our Duties as Liberians
A Flag Day Message
By Dr. Emmanuel King Urey Yarkpawolo
As we celebrate Liberia’s 179th National Flag Day, we must remember that our flag is more than...