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Emmanuel Dolo
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Liberia’s Presidential Election: Why No Candidate Has It In The Bag?
In a society where poverty is acute, persistent and widespread, political parties find it difficult to amass definitive supporters. Only the elites remain “loyal”...
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An Unfinished Agenda: The Fate of Liberia Amidst Growing Bigotry
There is a starkly ethnic nationalist rhetoric (callous and clueless) today that should frighten all well-meaning Liberians. I am referring to...
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Transcending Ethnic Bigotry in Quest For Sustainable Democracy
As the dawn of a seismic change in our political landscape nears - ethnic bigotry, the most important and persistent social problem in Liberia,...
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Domestic Imperatives That Underlie Assassination of President Tolbert
I read a recent article by Mr. Ijoma Flemister on the Front Page Africa website dated April 12, 2017. It deserves critical reflection. He...
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When the Future of a Nation Hinges on a Singular Moment
No other time in Liberian history compares to now. Liberia is a democratic state and has been for two electoral cycles. It is about...
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Trump’s America: Harsh Lessons For Liberians?
After 65 days into office, President Donald J. Trump, has reduced the oldest and most stable democracy in the world to an emerging one....
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Rebutting A Despot Fanatic: The Case of Cyril Allen
Another agent of the war criminal Charles G. Taylor has allegedly spewed the sharp-cutting rhetoric that must never again be a part of our...
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Examining Populism in Liberia – “Democracy At Last”
The aim is to generate fresh debates. It is developed on the premise that the evolution of Liberian democracy has been reinforced by previous...