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Liberia: The Evening Matthew Mulbah Left JFK for Stryker Funeral Home

By George K. Werner (former education minister) Yesterday, as friends and family converged on JFK Memorial Hospital, the air in the courtyard carried a heaviness...

Liberia: Liberia Perspective: Vesting of Judicial Powers in the Supreme Court

Abstract The judiciary of Liberia occupies a central position in maintaining constitutional order, safeguarding fundamental rights, and ensuring the rule of law. At the apex...

Continuing Criminal Enterprise Exposed

By Al Smith and Gibril Massaquoi’s Defence Team Since 2015, Civitas Maxima, led by Alain Werner, has allegedly coached and financed witnesses to testify against...

Global Health Security, Power, and Liberia’s Place in a Changing World

By George K. Werner (former education minister) Since 2020, through my association with the Independent Panel for Pandemic Preparedness and Response (IPPR), I have sat...

Liberia: Global Policy Shifts From Multilateralism and Aid to More Transactional Relationships; First USAID, Now Sweden – Are We Preparing for the Evolving Changes...

By Amin Modad (former Commerce and Industry Minister) My second book, coming out soon, discusses how the world is changing and how swiftly Liberia must...

Liberia: Executive Expectations from the Scope of Operations of the Security Sector of Liberia: An Integrated Assessment of the AFL, LNP, LIS, EPS, LDEA,...

Abstract The security sector of Liberia is central to the protection of national sovereignty, the maintenance of law and order, and the promotion of human...

Liberia’s Quest to Reverse the Culture of Impunity

By Sampson Kwarkye Liberian senators have introduced two separate bills to establish a war crimes court and a specialised economic and corruption crimes court. This aligns...

Liberia’s State’s-Owned Enterprises: The State That Owns Everything But Delivers Too Little

By George Werner (former Education Minister) Dear Class, We will have our regular session this afternoon but let me pause for a moment because something hot...

Liberia: International Law, State Rights to Self Determination

Written by: Student Christian Kardor, Master’s Candidate School of Global Affairs & Policy Department Cuttington University School of Graduate and Professional Studies. INTRODUCTION Self-determination is one of...

Liberia: The “At Least” Mentality — Part III: A Liberian Leadership Weakness from Joseph Jenkins Roberts to Joseph Nyuma Boakai

By Cllr. Tiawan Saye Gongloe (former Presidential Candidate) Liberia, Africa’s first independent republic, began with an extraordinary promise — a free land of liberty established...

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