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EDITORIAL: When Will The Central Bank Of Liberia Learn Its Lesson?
THE ACT ESTABLISHING the Central Bank of Liberia gave the banking institution the authority to among other things, issue legal tender, banknotes…
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Weah’s Corruption Quagmire: Liberian President Must Make Assets Public Before Going After Predecessors
IN HIS ADDRESS TO THE NATION last week, President George Manneh Weah declared once more that his administration intends to intensify its…
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Liberia: President’s Pre-Recorded Address to Nation Fizzles in Lost Opportunity
PRESIDENT GEORGE Manneh Weah finally got his chance to face the Liberian people, who for most of the past few months have…
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The Hiring Mess At Liberia’s Central Bank: Technical Areas Need Competent People
THE GOVERNOR OF THE CENTRAL BANK OF LIBERIA, since assuming management of the CBL has reportedly been on a hiring spree, placing…
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Fear & Loathing Over June 7 Save The State Protest In Liberia
DEPENDING ON WHO’S TALKING – or who’s listening, the upcoming June 7 Save the State Protest in Liberia could either spell doom…
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Liberia: Time to Begin A Serious Conversation about A War Crimes Court
AT A NATIONAL COLLOQUIUM on the Implementation of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Recommendations report held in Gbarnga, Bong County last week,…
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Mr. President, The End of ‘Free College Tuition’ Is Not Justifying The Means
PRESIDENT GEORGE MANNEH WEAH has too much on his plate: he must deal with the impending June 7 protest and at the…
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EDITORIAL: Encouraging Signs of Peaceful June 7 Protest in Liberia
TO PROTEST OR not to protest – that’s the question. But what has become more important to Liberians, being very conversant of…
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LIBERIA: PRESIDENTIAL PROTOCOL NEEDS A REFRESHER COURSE IN MEDIA MANAGEMENT
OVER THE PAST few days, Liberians both at home and abroad have been using their social media space to raise their voices…
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A Plea to Liberia’s Partners: War Crimes Court a Must; Lock Up Prince Johnson, Throw Away the Key
SENATOR PRINCE Y. JOHNSON (NUDP, NIMBA) IS a very dangerous man. Of late, his divisive Country-Congau rhetoric and tribal politics is resurrecting…