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MONROVIA – He was the youngest cabinet member of the previous administration.  His roles included serving as the youngest Minister of State without Portfolio in Liberia’s history; serving as the youngest Chairman of the Liberian Electricity Corp

Article 1 of the Liberian Constitution states, "All power is inherent in the people. All free governments are instituted by their authority and for their benefit, and they have the right to alter and reform the same when their safety and happiness so

Monrovia – The former Special Representative of ECOWAS President, to Liberia and HD Facilitator to Liberia, Ambassador Babatunde O. Ajisomo, has expressed as a pressing need for actors in the country to address the issue of war crimes and other human

Governance has long been suspected to be a major impediment to African economic development. In the case of Liberia, for over 200 years of existence in the development trajectory of Liberia, we have witnessed the economic, social, and political spraw

MONROVIA - Liberia’s foremost energy specialist Christopher Zeohn Neyor has taken issues with controversial economist Samuel Jackson for “misrepresenting the facts” in his recent comments denigrating the efforts applied by experts and foreign donors

By Rabbi Prince Joseph Tomoonh-Garlodeyh Gbaba, Sr., Ed. D. Introduction Liberia is Africa’s oldest ‘Democratic Republic’. What this means in legal and constitutional terms is that as a Democratic Republic the decisions that govern the people of Liberia are made or should be made by MAJORITY of the Liberian people, not one or two individuals but the overwhelming majority of the Liberian taxpayers and eligible voters. Therefore, being a democratic nation, it also means the power is squarel...