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September 20, 2021
by Francis Cordor
on Op-Ed
OP-ED: Strategies for Sustainable Development and Transformation in Liberia
The big story
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River Cess the Latest Flashpoint in Clashing Laws over Land
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OP-ED: Strategies for Sustainable Development and Transformation in Liberia
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Poor Planning Results in Wasted Public Funds and Unused NTA Terminals in Three Counties
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OP-ED: Pausing and Reflecting for Better Social Accountability Outcomes
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Port Authority Head in Dispute with River Cess Community over Customary Land
Popular News
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Politics
Pressure Mounts for War and Economic Crimes Court, Despite Senate’s Apparent Opposition
Calls to establish a war and economic crimes court in Liberia continue to gain momentum, despite a warning from the Liberian Senate to President George Weah to avoid “reopening old wounds.”
Opinion
OP-ED: Strategies for Sustainable Development and Transformation in Liberia
Sustainable development and transformation are possible if Liberia implements key strategies with the help of global and local community members.
Infrastructure
Poor Planning Results in Wasted Public Funds and Unused NTA Terminals in Three Counties
Liberians in three counties – Bong, Margibi, and Grand Bassa – have expressed grave concern over the abandonment of bus terminals by the National Transit Authority.