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By Julius T. Jaesen, II coyies2004@gmail.com

By Simeon Coco Manjue smonjue35@gmail.com The unemployment among youth in Liberia is alarming. According to the Liberia Institute of Statistics & Geo-Information Services (LIGIS), 41.7% of the…

By: Shiphrah Kenemassa Saydee shiphrah.saydee@gmail.com Liberia, Africa’s oldest republic, prides itself on being a beacon of democratic governance in West Africa. Since its first independent…

By Johnny Bornor Akoi akoi952952@gmail.com Liberia’s education system is in crisis, with low enrollment and high dropout rates severely impacting the country’s development. Only 43% of children…

By Jackie T. Kogar  tabithabarker85@gmail.com Liberia continues to struggle with corruption, which remains one of the primary impediments to the country’s growth and development. Despite efforts…

By Lionel Weah Toe Like many parts of the world, the youth demographic in Liberia represents a critical aspect of the country’s future social, economic, and political transformation. However,…

By Ernest S. Doitoe doitoe29@gmail.com The topic of homosexuality within the Methodist Church of Liberia is a deeply emotional and divisive issue that strikes at the heart of our faith, cultural…

By Julius T. Jaesen, II coyies2004@gmail.com Chieftaincy traditions in Liberia are foundational to the social and political structure of many communities, particularly in the rural areas where…

By Julius T. Jaesen, II Managing Editor Democracy Watch democracywatch2021@gmail.com Liberia's and Africa's governance challenges, especially regarding electoral choices, have been subjects of…

By Lionel Weah Toe Liberia, a West African nation emerging from decades of civil unrest, stands at a critical juncture in its development. One of the country's most valuable resources lies in its…