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Dangers of “Native-Congo” Divisive Politics and Impact of Women in 2017 Presidential Election

The future of the nation will be decided this year’s October when Liberians go to the poll to decide...

2017 Presidential Election: Can UP Boakai and CDC Weah Re-invent Weary Voters?

It’s easy to forgive than to forget, but when it comes to campaigns for national office such as the...

Gender Inequality: A Major Threat to Women’s Progress in Male Dominates Political Society of Liberia

The rapid pace of globalization to cut across geographic, cultural and political lines has been inconceivable, so too does...

The Exemplify Role of Mother Mary Brownell in Obtainment of Peace

 It is imperative for any liberal society not to only encourage women to exploit their aptitudes and species to...

Abuse of Oil Resources and Widespread Corruption: The Vicious Circle Causes for Conflict and Abject Poverty

Corruption is not a new phenomenon to the African continent and its huge populations, it has been eating up...

What Are The Prospects For Liberian Women in 2017 Elections and Ellen’s Post-era?

The international system in recent years has experienced a new phenomenon and fascinating developments in contemporary politics regarding the...

The Tale of Violations Against Liberian Media: Will 2017 Be Cooling Point?

The purpose of government is to touch the lives of the greater population positively and address the essential needs...

The Curse of Bad Governances and Rampant Corruption in Africa

Why Africa, a continent blessed abundantly with natural resources and excessive value of human capital is yet to find...

Women Rise in Global Politics, Failures to Reach Political “Promise Land”

Women's political struggles for leadership and representation in global politics, once considered unacceptable in the male dominated political system,...