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Liberia: How to Change The Lightbulb Before 2029
When you employ someone for a definite or indefinite period, you can still dismiss them for cause under our Labour laws. Non-performance,…
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Liberia: Ruling Unity Party’s ‘Rescue Train’ Derailing Amid Corruption Allegations, Governance Lapses
WITH THE HONEYMOON period of the Joseph Boakai presidency rapidly slipping away, the last nine months have been a rollercoaster ride of…
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EDITORIAL: Pres. Boakai, Please Stop the Charade of War Against Corruption, Please!!
IN 2023, A British diplomat addressing a group of youth leaders at an anti-corruption forum in Monrovia stated that corruption is not…
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Editorial: Acting Deputy Central Bank Governor James Wilfred Defaults on US 90K Loan: A Red Flag for Leadership
In the financial sector, leadership credibility is crucial. Recent revelations from the General Auditing Commission (GAC) that newly appointed Acting Deputy Central…
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A global public health expert and an academic weigh-in on A Crisis in Care: “Addressing the Alarming Toll of Maternal and Newborn Deaths in Liberia”
Introduction: The healthcare delivery system in Liberia is in dire straits, as evidenced by staggering statistics revealing that around 1,100 women—equivalent to…
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Liberia: ’26 Orator Misses the Mark in Damning Critique Of Key Ally, United States of America
ROBTEL PAILEY, the Orator of the 177th Independence Day Anniversary is ruffling feathers after her now controversial speech critical of Liberia’s traditional…
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Lawmakers, Not Noisemakers – A Caution to Members of the House of Representatives
IN A MANNER that is self-indicting and far from being evocative of a genuine commitment to the business of lawmaking, members of…
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There’s no such thing asa free lunch, Mr. President
THROUGHOUT HISTORY, “There ain’t no such thing as a free lunch” has become a popular catch phrase used by political and social…
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Liberia: The 55th Legislature’s Dilemma over President Boakai’s Road Construction Equipment
Uncle Joe, as the President is affectionately called, is politically at work nearly seven months into his administration — demonstrating his 40…
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Editorial: Government Should Come Clear on the Yellow Machines
ON SATURDAY, JULY 6, 2024, the Government of Liberia unveiled the first consignment of 285 earth-moving machines and trucks to the public.…