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Liberia: The Constitution Takes A Vacation
WEEKS AFTER THE DECEMBER Midterm Senatorial and Representative elections in Liberia, several elected Senators are yet to take their seats amid numerous complaints and legal wrangles now entangled in the Supreme Court of Liberia.
THE…
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Liberia: Pres. Weah Hopes to Rekindle Interest in Agriculture, But Putting Plan into Action Remains…
To improve statistics, the Weah administration must ensure that the poorly integrated sector lacking basic infrastructures such as machines, farming equipment/tools, farm-to-market roads, fertilizers and pesticides, and food storage…
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Liberia: The Liberian Government Must Get to The Bottom of OFAC Accusations Regarding Sen. Varney…
THE TREND of the three-minute presentation of each Senator at the Senate Sitting of last Thursday, February 4, 2021, in reaction to the Preliminary Report of the Senate Leadership on the Submission of January 11, 2021 and the First…
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Liberia: Emperor Weah Still Engulfed In Bubble
WHEN VOTERS in the Midterm Senatorial Elections delivered a stinging rebuke to his presidency last December, President George Manneh Weah and his circle of trusted allies no doubt felt the shock of defeat, which under any normal…
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The Costa Quagmire Vs. The Irony Of Professed Free Speech In Liberia
LAST WEEK, the George Weah-led government issued a word of caution to Radio Bushrod(D-15 Radio)not to allow its platform to be used to host the disbanded Henry Costa Morning Show.
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Liberia: Monrovia is Getting Bright, Thanks to The Special Presidential Streetlight Project
THE INSTALLATION of street lights along Tubman Boulevard cannot be left unnoticed. This is the first post-war long stretch of street lights in the capital, Monrovia. At 173 years, the topic of street lights must not be any big news,…
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EDITORIAL: Raising Taxes At The Expense Of The Poor – The Audacity of APM Terminals in Liberia
THE ONGOING DEBATE over the APM Terminals offers a perfect opportunity for those in the corridors of power to correct the flawed concession now causing headaches for Liberians.
APM TERMINAL is pouring misery on struggling Liberians…
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Africa Vs. The Trump Spillover Effect
THANKS TO MR. TRUMP, the US has become the laughingstock of the world and even rebuke from its adopted stepchild Liberia, whose President George Weah has condemned last week’s vandalism at US Capitol.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA often…
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2021 Should Not Be Business As Usual
AFTER A CHALLENGING 2020, it appears that many are withholding suggestions for New Year’s resolution for 2021. After such a challenging year, it’s likely that everyone is just too exhausted to think or plan that far ahead — or to think…
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Liberia: The Case for Climate Action Now
2020 HAS been a challenging year for Liberia and countries across the world that have grappled with the implications of COVID-19. But the pandemic has not stopped the climate crisis. Our world continues to get hotter. Climate damage is…
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