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Curbing Teenage Prostitution Requires More Than Education

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THOUGH WE ARe overwhelmed by the mass of evidence pointing to the presence of teen age ‘commercial sex’ in Monrovia and some other cities of Liberia, certain major things may defeat the efforts to curb the social malady.

A Revolution In Foreign Service!

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THOUGH ALL ARE not in shipshape order, Liberia is darting gradually yto avert the causes of social inequality, imbalance and stagnation by striving to cast away the shackles that hold a country bonded to violence and the ranks of pariah states. To be a serious contender within the comity of nations we think the country must not only adequately develop its human resources, but must also utilize them unreservedly or without grudge and in their areas of training.

Pillars Of Reconciliation: Truth, Justice, Peace

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WHEN THE FIRST rounds of Liberia’s hostility ended with the ushering of Charles Taylor at the polls as president, Liberians gave his government their candid advice, directly or through dissenting opinions, pointing out the road map to genuine national reconciliation, reunification, reconstruction and post war development.

What Can We Reap From 2010 National Oration?

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AS FATHER TIKPOR spoke on the issues militating against the unity and cohesiveness of our country in this year’s Independence Anniversary, it is sad to note how resilient are our plights headed by selfishness, greed and sectionalism. As we doff our hats for the organizers of the 2010 celebrations and the President of Liberia for the projects accomplished, we must commend the national orator for stimulating a national debate that can help eliminate falsehoods and pretenses through our willingness to selflessly accept the truth.

Any End To TRC-GOL Debt Saga?

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WE THINK THE Government of Liberia (GOL) should close the chapter of the TRC for good, or once and for all! GOL needs not entertain delays, but must rather promptly settle this domestic arrear as a way to celebrate the debt waiver by IMF and World Bank that had burdened the country and limited its ability to rise up in a timely manner to meet and liquidate its domestic obligations.

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