Josephus Moses Gray

The future of the nation will be decided this year’s October when Liberians go to the poll to decide the prospect of the country for the next six years of post-President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf’s era. As several elections elsewhere around the…
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It’s easy to forgive than to forget, but when it comes to campaigns for national office such as the presidency, we’ve really only seen one side of Liberian politicians; we have not yet experienced the realness of our politicians as the 2017…
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The rapid pace of globalization to cut across geographic, cultural and political lines has been inconceivable, so too does the gender inequality that accompanies it from one continent to another and region to other; from Africa to Asia,…
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 It is imperative for any liberal society not to only encourage women to exploit their aptitudes and species to enhance the growth and development of the society, but to also provide identical prospects, level playing field coupled with the…
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Corruption is not a new phenomenon to the African continent and its huge populations, it has been eating up every sphere of the continent especially corruption prone states in Africa.
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The international system in recent years has experienced a new phenomenon and fascinating developments in contemporary politics regarding the rise in women’s involvements in political struggles to persistently challenge their male…
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The purpose of government is to touch the lives of the greater population positively and address the essential needs of the people; for the government to do this efficiently, the society needs a robust independent media and stout civil…
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Why Africa, a continent blessed abundantly with natural resources and excessive value of human capital is yet to find its rightful place in world politics? Africa is very rich with natural possessions such as fertile soil, enough rain and…
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Women's political struggles for leadership and representation in global politics, once considered unacceptable in the male dominated political system, is now actively encouraged by powerful international state actors due to women persistent…
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