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Author: Edmund Zar-Zar Bargblor
Liberian Education System: Traditional Methodology vs. Innovative Technologies (A Perspective) By Edmund Zar-Zar Bargblor
While the nations of the world are endeavoring to eliminate the spreading of the coronavirus infection, let me reflect
History Feature: Who are the Krahns And Are They linked to Igbos, Ashanti, Akans and Yorubas in West Africa?
In West African history, we learn that three(3) languages evolved by 1 AD in the Niger Delta. These historians
The Celebration of Black History Month in the United States: Is it an Integral Part of Africans’ Experience in the Americas? By Edmund Zar-Zar Bargblor
The Celebration of Black History Month in the United States: Is it an Integral Part of Africans’
Liberian Legislature Should Address the Concerns of the American Peace Corps Volunteers By Edmund Zar-Zar Bargblor
Peace Corps Volunteers were first invited to Liberia in 1962, and more than 3,800 of them served
We Refuse to Accept Second Class Citizenship In the Country of Our Birth By Elder Siahyonkron J. K. Nyanseor, Sr. Jonesboro, Georgia
Historically, Liberia is a country of dual citizens, with the exception of the original tribes, who
Africa’s Shameful Acts of Racism: The Plight of Persons with Albinism (PLWA) in Africa By Edmund Zar-Zar Bargblor
Racism is the belief that a particular race is superior to another, and that a person’s social
Liberian Contemporary Politicians Need to Change Current Liberia’s Blueprint Formulated in 1847 By Edmund Zar-Zar Bargblor
There are several countries around the world implementing blueprints to foster economic developments in their respective societies.
Liberia Lacks the Integrity and Commitment to Prosecute Economic and Financial Crimes By Frederick A.B. Jayweh, Esq B.A, LL. B, LL.M
No matter how exaggerated or understated a case may be or how
“FOR US, WE SHALL SPEAK THE TRUTH, IF BULLETS TO OUR BREASTS”, Says Roland Tombekai Dempster By Elder Siahyonkron J. K. Nyanseor, Sr.
This article is dedicated to the memory of Roland Tombekai Dempster, Liberia's Poet Laureate, Bai Temia Moore and
Dual Citizenship in Liberia: Is It About Jobs, Or Sustaining the Economic Viability of the Nation? By Edmund Zar-Zar Bargblor
The debate regarding Liberians with dual citizenship status and their participation in the government of Liberia continues to resurface