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Opinion

Liberia Must Not Become The Next Haiti – The Cocaine Crisis Is A National Security Emergency

My fellow Liberians, Today, I speak to you not merely as a lawyer. I speak as a Liberian citizen, as an educator, as a parent,...

Liberia’s Drug Crisis: Accountability Must Begin Within the Security Sector

Senator Amara Konneh’s latest intervention raises an important question that Liberia can no longer afford to avoid: Can the government effectively fight transnational drug...
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Liberia’s Youth Are Working. So Why Are They Still Lagging Behind? An Op-Ed Commentary on Opportunities and the Future of Liberia’s Young People

Liberia's youth crisis is often described with the wrong number. The youth unemployment rate is put at about 2.3...

Liberia’s 179th Independence Anniversary Celebrations Conclude with Grand Dinner and Honors Ball in Maryland

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Embassy of the Republic of Liberia in Washington, D.C., in collaboration with the Liberian Community...

Naymote: Only 44% of County Budget Allocations Align With Local Development Priorities

MONROVIA — County governments are directing the vast majority of their 2025 budgets toward development activities, but less than...

Liberia: The Power of Collective Action: Liberia Can Defeat the Drug Crisis

Throughout Liberia's history, the collective power of the people has shaped the direction of our nation. Sometimes, that power...

Trust Deficit: When the Investigators Become Part of the Question

Jackson Kolako’s Account Does Not Prove a Conspiracy. But Liberia’s Cocaine Scandal Has Reached the Point Where the Government...

The Madam’s True Legacy: Beyond the First Female President: What Will History Really Remember? 

In the African context, legacy is more than what a leader accomplishes while in office. Legacy is what remains...