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Liberia: Rethinking Capital Growth in Liberia: A Path Toward Equitable Resource Distribution
This article was written with Liberia in mind but could serve as a policy resource for any African or developing nation.
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Liberia: SOUND NOT NOISE
Many people are of the view that to be heard it is most important to make noise by talking loudly. In doing…
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Liberia: Non-Permanent Seat, Permanent Illusions: Liberia’s UN Security Council Victory and the Shadows of Neocolonial Hypocrisy
The Stage and the Seat Established in 1945, the United Nations (UN) remains the world’s most comprehensive multilateral institution, designed to promote…
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Who Owns Mighty Barrolle: The Case for Equity Ownership and Financial Reforms
Mighty Barrolle, once Liberia’s most iconic football club and a pillar of unity, now suffers from financial instability, ownership uncertainty, and, ultimately,…
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Liberia: Our Standard Bearer of Peace
From times existing beyond the reach of memory, humans have been honoring their dead. In Rome and ancient Greece, stretching far back…
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Politics and Religion in Liberia: Why the Senate Must Proceed with Caution on Religious Holiday Legislation Amid Rising Jihadist Influence in West Africa
The recent reemergence of the debate in the Liberian Senate regarding the establishment of separate Christian and Muslim public holidays has stirred…
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The Dangers of Legislating Religious Holidays in Liberia: A Call for Unity over Division
Being given the name Liberia (Liberia was never founded but was given a name. You never founded what existed), Christian Principles do…
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Liberia: Solve Problem Not Talk Problem
The main societal problem in Liberia remains but individuals and institutions keep on talking and not presenting solutions to the problems.…
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Nationwide Demonstration—Comments and Suggestions
1. To the organizers and promoters in the diaspora—a few questions and suggestions: a) I am curious to know the anticipated outcome…
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The Educational and Cultural Disconnect in Liberia: Bridging the Gap through Language
Liberia is a diverse nation, boasting over sixteen distinct tribes, each with its unique culture, language, and traditions.