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Digging in the Past: A New Look at the Customary Land Conflict in Liberia
In 2018, the Land Rights Law of Liberia was passed into law. This was a good hundred years after the government formally…
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A Call To The Government Of Liberia For The Introduction Of Telecommunications And ICT Curriculum In Universities, Colleges, And High Schools
The inclusion of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) issues in the curriculum and provision of these technologies in our schools have raised…
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Liberia: The Supreme Court Ruling in the Jalloh Case and “Proposition One” are Entirely Different
In September 2019, the Legislature adopted a Joint Resolution (“The Resolution”) proposing a constitutional referendum to amend various articles of the Liberian…
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Liberia: Dr. Moniba – A Statesman of Peace & Diplomacy
Living by farming, palm cutting and setting animal traps, Harry Fumba Moniba had humble beginnings. Born on October 22, 1937, he grew…
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Election Security in Liberia
It’s no secret that elections provide the bedrock needed for the sustenance of any democracy, that’s why I have argued repeatedly, that…
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Liberia: Vanity, Vanity, Vanity, It’s All Vanity
After seven months of being in Ghana and briefly in Liberia, I returned to NYC for a short visit. No one could…
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Liberia Revenue Authority’s – George Fanbutu Did Not Deserve Such Gruesome, Grisly Murder
The good people of Liberia saw how Tubman quashed revolt or voices of dissent. Ritualistic killings were also commonplace during Tubman’s era.…
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Challenges to Democratic Values and the Rule of Law: A Qualitative Paper on the State of Democracy
Today, we live in a world where up to present over 123 countries have now embraced democracy as a form of government…
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Tourism And Tourispreneurship: An Untapped Economic Power Engine of Liberia
Liberia is geographically located on the Western Coast of the African continent. It is topographically known and earmarked for its natural environment…
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Liberia’s Youth Are Central to National Development – And Land is Essential to their Success
Youth make up by far the largest age group across the African continent, where nearly 35% of Africans are between the ages…