By Bobby Addison In the modern era of Maryland County politics, we are witnessing a peculiar and counterproductive phenomenon: the rise of “keyboard warriors” who prioritize baseless gossip […]
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A POV by Rabbi Joe Gbaba Espionage is the clandestine practice of collecting information—spying to uncover the plans and activities of a foreign government to gain a strategic […]
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To the Lawmakers of Maryland County: From: Kenneth Yao Awadjie Date: April 22, 2026 This proposal is my contribution to the democracy of our nation, Liberia. I am […]
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OP-ED by Michael T. Biddle Once hailed as the “Martin Luther King of our time,” the “Mahatma Gandhi of our generation,” and the “brave man who stands for […]
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by Rabbi Joseph Gbaba, Ed. D. Introduction I personally have some profound memories of three West African countries that I want to share with you. Those memories began […]
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by Chapman Genius On June 13, 1980, a car bomb in Guyana silenced one of the most galvanizing voices of the 20th century. This was the tragic end […]
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By George M. Woodtor Pennsylvania, USA Tel.: +1 484 943 1396 georgethegreat71@gmail.com Liberia, initially known as the “Grain Coast” during the 1800s, is a small but historically significant […]
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An Editorial by Counselor Tiawan Saye Gongloe The spirits of President Ahmed Sékou Touré and President William V. S. Tubman will never allow Guinea and Liberia to fight. […]
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a P.O.V. by Emmanuel A. Lomax To: His Excellency Joseph Nyuma Boakai President of the Republic of Liberia Subject: Formal Recommendation for a Sustainable Resolution to the Makona […]
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by Rabbi Joseph Gbaba Ed. D Part Two The willful seizure of or destruction or willful damage to cultural property of any nation and people is considered a […]
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by George Woodtor A couple of days ago, I woke up to news of Guinean soldiers crossing into the Liberian side of the border in the Foya Statutory […]
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by Rabbi Joseph Gbaba, Ed. D Part ONE Good morning to all. This important national document “Ellen, Do You Love Liberia and Liberians: A Rebuttal to Mrs. Sirleaf’s […]
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by Rocheford T. Gardiner The sight of two NGO vehicles racing toward Pleebo (Maryland County, Liberia) a year ago was more than just a momentary lapse in judgment; […]
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by Thomas Barcon There is a growing conversation around the “Negro Clause” of the Liberian Constitution—Article 27. For some, it is a sacred shield of national identity; for […]
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by Rocheford T. Gardiner The single, shattering revelation from Riyadh has changed the geometry of the entire Middle East conflict: Saudi Arabia has confirmed that the devastating strikes […]
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by alumnus Kenneth Y. Awadjie The visible decline of Bishop Ferguson High School in Harper, Maryland County, is both shameful and heartbreaking. Once a proud symbol of educational […]
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by George A. Prowd Part 3: The Rise of a Visionary Born on January 1, 1932, in Barraken, Pleebo/Sodoken District, Maryland County, young William Sodo Newton emerged as […]
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PART 2 By George Prowd Fulfilling the Promise True to the vision of Reverend Father C. Colden Hoffman, the church was established, the school was built, and the […]
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Part -! A POV by George Prowd In the mid-1850s, the community of Hoffman Station was established by the missionary Rev. Cadwallader Colden Hoffman. He approached the people […]
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A POV of Cllr James Nyepan Verdier Jr. The recent exercise of contempt powers by the Supreme Court of Liberia against the social media personality “Prophet Key” has […]
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By Rocheford T. Gardiner The coastal city of Harper, Liberia, perched on the jagged beauty of Cape Palmas, carries a history as layered as the rocks upon which […]
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by Peter Quaqua On Friday night (January 23), I came frighteningly close to a collision with a VIP convoy on Tubman Boulevard, near the construction site by the […]
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A POV by Rocheford T. Gardiner When I was a little boy growing up here in Harper, I used to spend my afternoons gripped by a peculiar kind […]
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