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Were African Slaves Sold on Friday at a Discount: True or False? By Elder Siahyonkron J. K. Nyanseor, Sr.
Two days after Thanksgiving I received lots of information in my inbox, one of which reads: Slavery Auction – The
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
Femi Falana narrates the build-up to Sowore and Bakare’s rearrest by the DSS
Our attention has been drawn to the self contradictory press release of the SSS in which an unsuccessful attempt
MADAME JANET MWANSA KAKUSA WONANI, A WOMAN OF SERVICE, IS THE AFRICANORBIT HERO OF THE YEAR
Janet Mwansa Kakusa Wonani was born in Kabwe , central part of Zambia (Southern Africa). She started
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
Déjà Vu On Liberia’s Memory Lane: And A Look At ‘Legitimate Protest’ By Elder Siahyonkron J. K. Nyanseor, Sr.
Déjà Vu is a common intuitive experience that has happened to many of us at