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Liberia: Ethnic “Feeling” for “Embattled” President George Manneh Weah: This Isn’t the “Right Way” to Help Our “Tribal Brother” Get It “Right”
This article ends with recommendations (solution methods). I am a Grand Kruan—a member of President George Manneh Weah’s ethnic group:…
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The University of Liberia en route to Renaissance under Dr. Julius Julukon Sarwolo Nelson, Jr.
About a day ago, the 15th President of the University of Liberia was inaugurated in a historic ceremony held at…
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Economic Paralysis vs. Resignation Wahala – Is CDC Cracking?
Neatly dressed in his white pro-poor gown, President George M. Weah marched to the podium to be sworn in as…
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Buhari’s Ban on Rice Importation is a Bad Economic Policy
In August 2019, President Muhammadu Buhari announced a decision to partially close the Nigeria-Benin border due to smuggling activities, especially…
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Traffic and road safety regulation:
A Liberian Journalist currently in the United States on the 2019 International Visitors Leadership Program (IVLP) has stressed that traffic…
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Russia, Africa and the Debts
Long seen as a strategic partner, Russia has opened a new chapter and started building better relations with Africa, and…
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Liberia’s Economic Woes: Turbulence or Structural Dysfunctionality?
Liberia is now facing an unprecedented economic downturn that is inching towards political and social crisis if urgent meausres are…
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CHETRA Eyes Africa for Expansion
CHETRA is a Russian company that sells industrial equipment and spare parts under the brand “CHETRA” produced by the Promtractor…
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How a “Harvard Student” HellenMomoh was deceived and exposed by a faulty app “Grammarly”
This gone week was too tight and multitasking for me. I had a lot of personal and professional duties to…
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Moscow’s Institute for African Studies Marks its 60th Year
The Institute for African Studies under the Russian Academy of Sciences was founded 60 years ago, precisely in 1959. Since…
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