Abstract
The maritime domain has become a central theater in contemporary geopolitical conflicts, particularly in the ongoing confrontation involving the United States, Israel, and Iran....
By George K. Werner (former education minister)
There is an unease in the country, and you can hear it everywhere.
It is echoing across radio stations...
By Peter Quaqua (former president, West African Journalists Association)
Over the past few days in Dakar, I have had the privilege of joining a small...
Abstract
The relationship between law enforcement and society is deeply political, shaped by governance structures, historical experiences, and socio-cultural dynamics. In Liberia, this relationship is...
By Raymond Kolubah Zarbay (a Liberian journalist)
Stella Maris Polytechnic University Graduate School
Capitol Hill, Monrovia, Liberia
Introduction: Communication as a Pillar of Governance
In moments of national...
By D. Moses Wantu
April 14, 1979 (the Rice riot)
April 12, 1980 (Military takeover)
April 6, 1996 (Monrovia war)
April 6, 1994 (the genocide in Rwanda)
The April...
By George K. Werner (former education minister)
From Tubman Boulevard to Nimba and Grand Gedeh, the yellow machines visible across Liberia’s roads, rivers, creeks, and...
By George K. Werner (former education minister)
This week, Liberia hosted the National Fisheries Investment Conference – Kpongama 2026, bringing together government officials, development partners,...
By George K. Werner (former education minister)
Liberians do not always wait for economists, Central Bank bulletins, or radio talk shows to know whether the...
