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Liberia: Bicentennial Celebration For Whom?
Like most African States, Liberia is a multi-ethnic and multi-cultural state—a “mosaic”– that consists of four major cultural stocks: Africans who were…
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Liberia: Why Is Christmas A National Holiday
With Christmas Day around the corner, the annual debate has resurfaced about why it is celebrated with a national holiday and not…
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The Amended ArcelorMittal Liberia MDA: A win-win for the country and the company
Some 16 years ago when Liberia was emerging from years of devastating civil crises and setting out for its first post-war democratic…
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A Smorgasbord of Disaster: On the House of Representatives’ Recent Sentencing of Two Citizens to
The Legislative branch of the Liberian government is a national pariah, a cornucopia of chaos and disaster. It is the epitome of…
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Liberia: Government Should Step Up and Provide
As a member of Young Ambassadors for Peace, a youth-led non-profit of which Rev. Dr. William R. Tolbert, III was an advisor, I am…
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Take Care Of Earth, Then Earth Takes Care Of You
With the Global Community assembled in Glasgow, Scotland at the Conference of Partners 26 (COP26) to deliberate on the most important problem…
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USAID Liberia At 60 – An Enduring Development Partnership
MONROVIA – On November 3, 1961, President John F. Kennedy signed an executive order establishing the United States Agency for International Development…
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Liberia: Saving Lives Not Taking Lives
With the Global Community facing its greatest Crisis, the Crisis of the Taking of Lives by the actions of Human Beings, as…
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Dr. Moniba – Former Vice President of Liberia, A Man to Remember
We have a society where a good number of our leaders are not recognized for their contributions in society.
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CPP Birth Defects: Liberia’s Opposition Collaborating Political Parties Shortchanged Itself
Every living organ contains the germs of its own destruction. The CPP is no exception, with the difference that it may have…