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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…
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Liberia: Pres. Weah Hopes to Rekindle Interest in Agriculture, But Putting Plan into Action Remains a Daunting Task
KICKING OFF his first national county tour since assuming the Liberian presidency, President George Manneh Weah, in Gbarnga, Bong County last Friday…
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Liberia: The Liberian Government Must Get to The Bottom of OFAC Accusations Regarding Sen. Varney Sherman’s Bribery in Judiciary Branch
THE TREND of the three-minute presentation of each Senator at the Senate Sitting of last Thursday, February 4, 2021, in reaction to…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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EDITORIAL: Raising Taxes At The Expense Of The Poor – The Audacity of APM Terminals in Liberia
APM TERMINAL is pouring misery on struggling Liberians barely getting by. THE SHIPPING COMPANY RECENTLY took the unpopular decision to increase charges…
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Africa Vs. The Trump Spillover Effect
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA often prides itself as the chief police on global diplomacy. However, the events of the last week…
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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,…
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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…