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LIBERIA HAS a notorious pattern of holding on to the past, a practice that has cost Africa’s oldest republic to remain in the doldrums of anti-development while its neighbours around it embark on impressive journeys toward reformation.
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President Doe, your achievements as Liberia’s 20th President is a milestone in the history of the Republic as we are not pointing to abstract rather physical evidences that we continuously take pride as the time of history in Liberia unable…
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Monrovia – Samuel Kanyon Doe Jr. was only three-years-old when his dad led the People’s Redemption Council’s overthrow of the William R. Tolbert, ending decades of Americo-Liberian rule in Africa’s oldest republic. C. Cecil Dennis III, was…
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THIRTY SIX YEARS AFTER the April 12, 1980 coup, the sons of two key figures, Samuel Kanyon Doe, leader of the coup which ended decades of Americo-Liberian rule and C.Cecil Dennis III are making amends for the past by reaching out to each…
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Monrovia -Today April 14 marks an important day in Liberia’s history. Thirty-seven years after the bloody rice riot in 1979 that subsequently led to the coup in 1980.
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This month marks the 42nd anniversary of the Carnation Revolution (CR) or Rose Revolution (RR) in Portugal and the 36th anniversary of the People’s Redemption Council (PRC) Revolution in Liberia.
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