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Liberia’s President Should Showcase Justice On International Stage
ONE YEAR AGO, Liberian President George Weah gave hope to victims of brutal crimes committed during the country’s civil wars when he spoke at…
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Liberia: Have We Forgotten Or Are We Pretending To Forget?
Guest Editorial by Maj. Gen. Daniel Dee Ziankahn, Jr. (Rtd.) DIMLY OR CLEARLY, we all should know what right looks like, but…
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Liberia: National Elections Commission’s Failure to Address Mounting Issues Surrounding Voter Roll Update Speaks Volumes Amid Implications for Midterm Senatorial Elections
THE INTER-RELIGIIOUS Council of Liberia raised a number of pressing issues which many believe have the potential to disrupt the upcoming Midterm…
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Liberia: Citizens in Bomi County are Setting the Pace, Now Residents in Other Counties Need to Follow their Lead
RESIDENTS IN BOMI COUNTY sent a clear message to politicians and their pocketbooks importing voters into their space Wednesday, a phenomenon sweeping…
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Liberia: National Elections Commission Must Address Rising Concerns Regarding Trucking of Voters & Multiple Registration by Voters
OVER THE PAST 24 to 72 hours, since the National Elections Commission commenced its Voter Registration exercise, several trucks have been spotted…
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Liberia: A Government with Two Tongues – Weah and His Officials Must Speak with One Voice on Sexual & Gender-Based Violence
IN THE MIDST of a major National Conference on Sexual and Gender-Based Violence last week, Mr. Eugene Fahngon, Deputy Minister of Information,…
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Liberia: A Wake-up Call from Uncle Sam – Blacklisting Ex-Passport Director Puts Judicial Branch on Notice
ANDREW WONPLO Bragged about his freedom after the Criminal Court ‘C’ presided over by Judge Yarmie Quiqui Gbeisay dismissed charges against him…
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Liberia: Violence Should Never Beget Violence – Be It Opposition Or Ruling Party
AMERICAN CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER, Dr. Martin Luther King, renowned for his nonviolence stance, said in a speech in 1963: “Darkness cannot drive…
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LIBERIA: Justice Ministry, Judiciary Should Be Blamed For Lingering Threats From Notorious Criminals Like Kesselly Mulbah
THE NEWS of notorious armed robber Kesselly Mulbah alias “Kezo” reappearance in the community despite his previous arrest has renewed an unending…
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Liberia: Ruling CDC Must Pay Attention To Recurring Signals Of Discontentment
FOR THE PAST COUPLE of years, anyone criticizing the George Weah-led government have been labeled “enemies of the state”.