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Plenty for the Selected Few and Hunger for the Majority: The Case of Liberia
By Seltue Karweaye A good proportion of young people today were taught from primary school that agriculture is the mainstay…
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Where is Liberia’s basketball development plan?
By Naneka A. Hoffman (Contributor) Basketball is the second most popular international sport played across Liberia, but the biggest question…
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Liberia: She can’t see, but she is baking bread & cakes
-The Story of Visually impaired Liberian single mother supporting Family through her culinary knowledge. She showered praises on former First…
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President Weah: It’s Half-Time
By S. Karweaye (contributor) The recent appearance of Liberia’s Minister of Finance and Development Planning Minister of Finance Samuel Tweah…
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Community Forest Body Wants Training In Forest Laws, Regulations
By: Liberia Forest Media Watch lfmw.foresreporters@gmail.com The leadership of the Tarsue Community Assembly (CA)/Community Forest Management Body (CFMB) of 9,714…
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P e r s p e c t I v e s:
Is Corruption Institutionalized In Liberia? With Commentary Reaction To “Legislated Bribery” Introduction The issue of corruption in Liberia was the…
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Light and Darkness cannot Cohabitate – Ten Contradictions and why Sen. Abe Darius Dillon should return his 15k
Montserrado County Senator Abraham Darius Dillon and pro-ADD apologists are asking, “Why should ADD return his 15k?” It is a…
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Statement by Mr. Alexander B. Cummings, Political Leader of the Alternative National Congress
June 15, 2021. Monrovia- Liberia: Our economy is under severe stress. The government is begging for budgetary support from friendly…
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REFLECTIONS: My Response to Representative George Boley and Senator Prince Johnson’s Threats!
My first reaction to news that Grand Gedeh County Representative George Boley had recently appeared on the Ashford Garley Show…
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Trying to fulfil Liberia’s Disabilities Law: over 27 people with disabilities gainfully employed But more efforts needed to achieve 4% right to work
Achieving 4% right to work by People with Disabilities (PwD) in Liberia is an uphill struggle.But at least over 27…
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