By Prof. Kettehkumuehn E. Murray, Ph.D. (former Montserrado County Representative)
“A house divided against itself may stand for a season, but never in peace.” Bassa Proverb
Tomorrow,...
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The treatment of former Presidents and Vice Presidents reflects the strength, maturity, and institutional continuity of a democratic state. In Liberia, the responsibilities of...
By Paul M. Kanneh
Across Africa, leaders who have held power under controversial circumstances often resort to intense political maneuvering when they realize that the...
Cultural anthropology is the branch of Anthropology that studies how people live, think, and make meaning—how belief, ritual, language, and social practices shape the...
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Security planning for annual and high-profile events has evolved into a sophisticated discipline that blends intelligence, operational strategy, legal awareness, and technological innovation. From...
By George K. Werner (former education minister)
“Cowards die many times before their deaths; the valiant never taste of death but once.” — William Shakespeare,...
By George K. Werner (former education minister)
This morning, driving along UN Drive past Antoinette Tubman Stadium and just beside the Barclay Training Center, I...
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Recruitment into the armed forces is a foundational process that shapes the operational effectiveness, ethical orientation, and public legitimacy of military institutions. In post-conflict...
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The maxim the law belongs to those who study it encapsulates a foundational principle of legal authority and professional competence, particularly within law enforcement...
