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“Where ignorance is bliss, ‘its folly to be wise! A rejoinder to one Ian Yhap

By Dr. H. Boima Fahnbulleh, Jr. Ph.D. I would not have bothered to reply to the disinformation and misreading of history as portrayed by this...

Liberia: Sweep The Drug You Allowed — And Now! A Promise They Made Themselves — Now It Is Time to Keep It

Nobody is forcing this government to clean up Liberia's drug mess. They put this duty on themselves. They stood on platforms across this country...

Liberia: A Nation May Be Born Once, Yet Become Independent Many Times A Contribution to “Liberia’s Independence: Settlement or Declaration?”

By Philip Z. Ireland, MD, MPH, FWACP, FACP “Two mothers do not limit the love for a child.” —Kpelle Proverb Dr. Kettehkumuehn E. Murray, my teacher, has...

Liberia’s Independence: Settlement or Declaration? Reconciling the Huberichist and Robertsian Traditions

By Kettehkumuehn E. Murray From the Forthcoming Liberia Philosophy Guide: "Two mothers do not limit the love for a child." Kpelleh Proverb Liberia’s birth was not a...

Liberia: You’re Lucky, Not Loved! The Unity Party’s Political Sins and the Borrowed Patience of a War-Weary Nation

Every government writes two records at once. One, it announces roads commissioned, investments celebrated, reforms proclaimed. The other it accumulates quietly, in the treatment...

Liberia: The Wages of A Lie to Power: Why the Drug Virus Holds the Unity Party So Tight

By Sherman C. Seequeh (A Liberian Journalist and writer) There is a kind of trouble that arrives by accident, and there is a kind that...

Liberia at 179: A Call for National Renewal, Unity, and Hope Independence Day Message by Cllr. Tiawan Saye Gongloe

Fellow Liberians, Today, as we commemorate the 179th Anniversary of the Independence of the Republic of Liberia, we honor the courage, vision, and sacrifices of...

Liberia: Intelligence-Led House-to-House Searches for Cocaine Seizures in Liberia: A Criminal Justice and Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA) Perspective

Abstract The illicit trafficking and distribution of cocaine remain among the most pressing security challenges confronting Liberia and the wider West African sub-region. The expansion...

Liberia: The Narco- State- Question They Promised to Close the Door–Instead the Door Opened Even Wider

By Sherman C. Seequeh This week security officers entered a compound in Duazon with a court paper and came out carrying suitcases and boxes of...

Liberia: More Than a Voice

By Romeo Juwle Togba (A Liberian Journalist) Babason David Harris was arguably one of the most insidiously talented broadcasters many of us ever had the privilege...

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