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Liberia: Koung’s Impossible Path to the Presidency

By Sidiki Fofana | Truth in Ink Special Commentary When the late Senator Prince Y. Johnson, the political godfather of Nimba County, anointed Jeremiah Kpan...

Evaluating the Role and Impact of Defensive Tactics and Self-Defense in Strengthening the Criminal Justice System of Liberia

Abstract Defensive tactics and self-defense are critical components of law enforcement and the broader criminal justice system. In Liberia, these concepts have gained increased relevance...

Liberia: The Law is the Law – A Criminal Justice Perspective

Introduction The maxim “the law is the law” is an enduring phrase that underscores the universality, impartiality, and supremacy of legal norms within society. From...

Liberia: Defensive, Drifting, and Losing Grip: Unity Party Drifts Closer to Becoming a One-Term Government

By Sidiki Fofana | Truth in Ink With the backing of its Ministry of Information and the quiet consent of many senior officials, the Unity...

Liberia: Chief Justice Must Resign Now

By: Atty. Isaac W. Jackson, Jr. Surely, the boy is wiser than his father, Yamie Quiqui Gbeisay. Given his father’s poor judgment, should we keep...

Liberia Cannot Sell Its Future Any Longer

By Dr. Chris Tokpah I do not claim to be a financial expert, but I have studied how other countries manage investment, and I know...

Liberia: “The Pain Of Metamorphosis”

By Layli Maparyan, Ph.D. (President, University of Liberia) We all invoke the metaphor of the caterpillar becoming the butterfly, marveling at nature’s miracle of transforming something...

Public Statement on Constructive Engagement with the Pres. Boakai Administration Clarifying Purpose, Commitment, and Vision for Liberia’s Future

By: Samuel P. Jackson, (Development and Financial Expert) Introduction: Purpose of Statement In light of recent discussions and observations regarding my engagement with the administration of...

Liberia: Cummings’s Dilemma Strategy: Should he Re-litigate the “Gay” Label or Present a Vision to “Fix” The Country

By Sidiki Fofana | Truth in Ink It was in Margibi this past week that Alexander B. Cummings tried to reset the story. Before a...

Liberia: When the Watchdog Becomes a Politician: The Perils of Advocacy Morphing into Power

By Cllr. Kanio Bai Gbala (Assistant Professor of Law, Louis Arthur Grimes School of Law) In many African societies, civil society and advocacy groups perform...

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