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Open Letter: Mr. President, The Labor Law Does Not Allow Arbitrary Deduction In The Salary
Dear Mr. President; We want to use this time to congratulate you, President George Manneh Weah, on your ascendency to the highest…
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A Respectful Disagreement Over The Chief Imam From The Grand Mufti Of Liberia
The Editor, The Grand Mufti is one of the most senior religious authorities in the country. His…
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Liberians May Be Uneducated; But Not Stupid
The Liberian people might be uneducated, but they'are NOT stupid! The LRA Commissioner-General (Elfreda Tamba-Stewart) says that "It is through tax education…
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‘Gold-Digger’ Shaw Bad For President Weah
Mr. Emmanuel Shaw is a gold digger and an opportunist. He is also an example of a real corrupt Liberian. Mr. Shaw…
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Weah Govt Must Take A Broader View Of Information Technology
H.E. George M. Weah President of the Republic of Liberia Ministry of Foreign Affairs Monrovia, Liberia Dear President Weah: I applaud your…
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Liberians Are Still Longing For Its Founding Purpose
Dear President Weah: One-hundred-ninety-seven years ago- in (1821), this 43, 000 square miles piece of land of ours, was identified to serve…
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Let’s Not Be In A Hurry To Condemn Brother Gabriel Nyenka
The Editor, The story of presidential appointee Gabriel Nyenkan and his alleged “storm troopers” invading the LEITI office is currently making the…
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Defending Former Justice Minister Christiana Tah in Global Witness’ Report On Exxon
The Editor, I am writing to you from Toronto, Canada to add my voice in condemning the report issued by Global Witness’…
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A Plea To Mr. Eugene L. Fahngon: Stop Making Mockery Of President Weah’s Pro-Poor Agenda
Dear Mr. Fahngon: Mr. Fahngon, Pro-Poor Agenda means progressivism—meaning lifting ordinary struggling Liberians from an impoverished living standard to an appreciable standard…
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‘I Fear For My Safety’- BBC Reporter Writes, President, First Lady, VP
Dear Your Excellencies, My name is Jonathan Paye-Layleh, the Liberia correspondent of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) and The Associated Press news…