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Editorial: When an Accused Laughs as Justice Watches
THERE ARE MOMENTS when a nation is forced to confront not only the actions of individuals, but the posture of its institutions. Liberia…
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EDITORIAL: When Defiance Replaces Dialogue: Senate Risks the Balance of Power in Liberia’s Port Reforms
THE LIBERIAN SENATE’S decision to re-pass sweeping port reform legislation in the face of President Joseph Nyuma Boakai’s veto marks a troubling moment…
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Maternal and Neonatal Deaths in Liberia: National Data Call for Truthful Leadership, Not Isolated Celebration
RECENT PUBLIC MESSAGING from the Ministry of Health has drawn attention to what was described as a major milestone at the John…
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Editorial: The Hammer Falls—But Can Fines Fix the Soul of the County Meet?
THE MINISTRY OF Youth and Sports has finally grown a spine. After years of watching the National County Sports Meet (NCSM) devolve…
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EDITORIAL: When the Carols Fade: A Christmas of Hardship and Quiet Despair in Liberia
IN LIBERIA, Christmas has always been more than a holy day on the calendar. It has traditionally been a season when hardship…
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EDITORIAL: Deputy Minister Sando’s Second Clarification on Foya Project Fails the Test of Transparency
TUESDAY’S SECOND clarification by Deputy Information Minister for Public Affairs Daniel Sando regarding the controversial Foya project in Lofa County was meant…
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EDITORIAL: Bucky Raw, Public Trust, and the Fragility of Justice in Liberia
THE ARREST Liberian hip hop artist Karwoudou Cole — known to the world as Bucky Raw — has ignited a debate that…
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EDITORIAL: When Silence Becomes Complicity
LIBERIA AWOKE on Thursday to unsettling news that once again places a spotlight on the shrinking space for civic expression and democratic…
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What would Dr. Edward Binyah Kessely, founder of the Unity Party, say to his party today?
The answer can be found in his book, ‘Liberia Today & Tomorrow: Some Personal Reflections.’
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EDITORIAL: The Capitol Building Cannot Become a Sanctuary for Secrecy
SPEAKER RICHARD Nagbe Koon’s threat to imprison journalists for recording what he labeled an unofficial legislative sitting is not merely an unfortunate…