Liberia, Africa’s First Republic, Celebrates 169 Years of Independence: Abiding In ‘The Glow of One Common Cordiality’

Moco McCaulayJuly 26, 2016
Staring At Death: A Memorial To William Weah

Moco McCaulayAugust 3, 2015
A Nation Birthed By The Love of Liberty: Liberia Turns 168!

Moco McCaulayJuly 26, 2015
The Liberian Echo 2.0: Still Spreading A Tapestry Of Voices From Africa’s First Republic

Moco McCaulayJune 22, 2015

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Somewhere in Baltimore: A Tour De Force Debut By Liberia’s Award Winning Female Producer

Moco McCaulayDecember 5, 2014

Like The Wire, HBO’s award-winning crime series starring Idris Elba, and Queen Latifah’s critically-acclaimed Beauty Shop with Djimon Hounsou, Aletha Jones-Camp...

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Africa’s Oldest Republic Celebrates 167 Years Of Independence: All Hail The Lone Star Nation!

Moco McCaulayJuly 26, 2014

On this 26th day of July, on the Western shore of Africa, in the year 1847, Africa’s first independent nation, Liberia, was birthed when a group of black repatr...

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Coalition for Justice In Liberia Maintains That Justice for War Crimes Is Critical To Acheiving Reconciliation in Liberia

EditorJanuary 4, 2014

By Lovetta Tugbeh Interim Executive Director Coalition for Justice in Liberia The Coalition for Justice in Liberia (CJL), believes that Liberia’s futu...

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Liberia War Crimes Advocacy Group Pays Homage To 5 American Nuns Killed In Liberia’s Civil War

EditorOctober 17, 2013

By Lovetta G. Tugbeh Interim Director Coalition for Justice in Liberia “They called themselves freedom fighters, but they killed innocent people; we pray ...

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Charles Taylor’s Crimes Have Come Home To Roost With A Resounding 50-yr Jail Smackdown…And Deservedly So

Moco McCaulayOctober 2, 2013

When US Civil Rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. said: “The arc of the moral universe is long but it bends toward justice,” he must have been referring to suc...

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A War Criminal Tried For The Wrong War? Liberia’s Charles Taylor Has Freedom In His Sight As He Awaits the Appeal Verdict of His War Crimes Conviction

Moco McCaulaySeptember 13, 2013

September 26, 2013 portents to bear no greater consequence for another person as it probably does for Charles Taylor, the 65-year-old former president of Liberi...

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Happy Independence Day To Africa’s Oldest Republic!

Moco McCaulayJuly 26, 2013

Today, July 26th, 2013 is Liberia’s 166 Independence Day celebration… On this momentous day, in 1847, when Africans in America were still experiencing bondag...

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Why Charles Taylor’s War Crimes Judgment Seems Like A Travesty Of Justice To Liberians

Moco McCaulayMay 4, 2013

On April 26, 2012, the former leader of a small African nation and a feared ex-rebel leader who spread terror in his country and across West Africa—but seemed a...

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‘Everybody Pot Boiling, My Pot Can’t Boil’: A Riveting Hip Co Commentary On the Unpalatable State of Poverty, Corruption, Impunity and Unemployment in Liberia

Moco McCaulayApril 18, 2013

Authority stealing pass armed robbery (Yes, yes, yes, yes) We Africans we must do something about this nonsense (Yes, yes, yes, yes) We say, we must do some...

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Nepotism Rewritten With An Ink of Pure Nobel Gold: A More Appealing Kind Of Nepotism?

Moco McCaulayDecember 22, 2012

As the debate over nepotism rages in Liberia regarding President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf’s appointment of her 3 sons to key posts in the Liberian government, ferm...

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Stories

Land of My Fathers: A Literary Journey Through Time With Vamba Sherif, Liberia’s Most Successful Novelist

The Ghost of July 29, 1990

Maher, Black Rain In Bomi: A Liberian Civil War Movie About A Forgotten Massacre

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Liberia, Africa’s First Republic, Celebrates 169 Years of Independence: Abiding In ‘The Glow of One Common Cordiality’

Staring At Death: A Memorial To William Weah

A Nation Birthed By The Love of Liberty: Liberia Turns 168!

Videos + Sounds

Chicken – T Sweet (Official Video)

Two Liberian Legislators Face Off In Cussing Match

Jack and Joe in Accra (Official Trailer)

Pictures

100 Rare Historical Photographs of Liberia You Must See

The Remarkable Untold Story of Plenyono Gbe Wolo, Harvard’s First African Graduate

Reflections Of The Run: Liberia Marathon 2015

Literary

Land of My Fathers: A Review

Catching Ricebirds: A Story of Letting Vengeance Go | A Review

AMERICAN WARLORD | A REVIEW

Liberia, Africa’s First Republic, Celebrates 169 Years of Independence: Abiding In ‘The Glow of One Common Cordiality’

Staring At Death: A Memorial To William Weah

A Nation Birthed By The Love of Liberty: Liberia Turns 168!

The Liberian Echo 2.0: Still Spreading A Tapestry Of Voices From Africa’s First Republic

Opinions

Somewhere in Baltimore: A Tour De Force Debut By Liberia’s Award Winning Female Producer

Africa’s Oldest Republic Celebrates 167 Years Of Independence: All Hail The Lone Star Nation!

Coalition for Justice In Liberia Maintains That Justice for War Crimes Is Critical To Acheiving Reconciliation in Liberia

Liberia War Crimes Advocacy Group Pays Homage To 5 American Nuns Killed In Liberia’s Civil War

Charles Taylor’s Crimes Have Come Home To Roost With A Resounding 50-yr Jail Smackdown…And Deservedly So

A War Criminal Tried For The Wrong War? Liberia’s Charles Taylor Has Freedom In His Sight As He Awaits the Appeal Verdict of His War Crimes Conviction

Happy Independence Day To Africa’s Oldest Republic!

Why Charles Taylor’s War Crimes Judgment Seems Like A Travesty Of Justice To Liberians

‘Everybody Pot Boiling, My Pot Can’t Boil’: A Riveting Hip Co Commentary On the Unpalatable State of Poverty, Corruption, Impunity and Unemployment in Liberia

Nepotism Rewritten With An Ink of Pure Nobel Gold: A More Appealing Kind Of Nepotism?