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She Called It a Gift. Then She Built a Career Out of It.
At 23, Goodness Sart is a graduate trainee, a sought-after event compère, and a primary provider. She will tell you...
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One sentence, many wounds: Sam Jackson’s war-era remark reopens Liberia’s unfinished reckoning with justice
Samuel Jackson The Late Aven V. Sirleaf, Sr., Queen V, Daughter of The Late Aven V. Sirleaf, Sr., Michael T....
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Liberia’s Market Women: The Informal Traders Powering the Economy Despite Daily Struggles
MONROVIA — Long before government offices open and long before commuters crowd the streets of Monrovia, Liberia’s economy is already...
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Taxation Made Visible: Why Liberia’s Yellow Machines Matter
ABSTRACT In this article, I examine Liberia’s Yellow Machines as visible proof that taxation works. Drawing on Fiscal Exchange Theory,...
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5 things to know about gold smuggling from Liberia
Artisanal miners in Wayjue, Grand Cape Mount County, in 2019. Picture credit: James Giahyue MONROVIA – Gold is one of...
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Liberia’s next generation of farmers train at youth international training institute to combat food insecurity
Under the hot sun and amid rows of vegetables, fish ponds, compost pits, and buzzing beehives, young Liberians are redefining...
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Inside CGIAR: The Science, Seeds, and Livestock Driving Africa’s Agricultural Transformation
CGIAR, KENYA—At the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) campus in Nairobi, a diverse mix of journalists from Africa, Europe, Asia,...
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Seeds that wmpower: ISF’s vision for inclusive and resilient African agriculture
Dr. Khaoula Belhaj-Fragnière Switzerland–When Dr. Khaoula Belhaj-Fragnière speaks about seeds, she is not talking about something simple or ordinary. To...
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Glassco resigns, Boakai thanks her as probe yields no findings
MONROVIA — President Joseph Boakai has accepted the resignation of suspended NaFAA Director General Emma Metieh Glassco, closing a protracted...
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From student to manager: Rachel Paye leads youth and women’s empowerment at LOIC Gbarnga
GBARNGA, Bong County — At 42, Madam Rachel Paye sits behind her desk in a brightly patterned lappa suit, looking...
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