The persecution of Samuel D. Tweah is beyond cruelty. By rewriting laws, endangering mothers and families, and cracking the great wall of justice without...
Capitol Building, Monrovia, May 19:On April 27, 2011, the then-President of the Liberian Senate, Amb. Joseph Nyumah Boakai, inaugurated the Legislative Information Service (LIS),...
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The history of Liberia is deeply connected to the migration, settlement, and political development of two important social groups commonly referred to as the...
In a political culture often dominated by rhetoric, statistics, and partisan controversy, it is rare to hear a speech that genuinely connects governance to...
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Liberia is a nation blessed with a rich and diverse cultural heritage that reflects the traditions, languages, beliefs, values, and customs of its sixteen...
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...
