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Liberians are still divided on the line of Country and Congor. This division has remained with Liberia since its inception in 1820. Today, Country and Congor has become the major theme in our discussions in Internet chatrooms, in our causal social discussions/debates, wedding gossips, and newspaper articles both at home and in the Diaspora. In fact, Country and Congor is dominating the October 11, 2005 electoral campaigns in Liberia. continue
Bridging the Country, Congor Cultural Divide Amongst Liberians – Part I
Topic: Can the War Crimes Court bring peace to Liberia?
Panelists Fr. James Wilson and Ahmed Sirleaf discuss the pros and cons of the proposed War Crimes Tribunal in Liberia.
Panelists Fr. James Wilson and Ahmed Sirleaf discuss the pros and cons of the proposed War Crimes Tribunal in Liberia.
LETTERS TO THE PUBLISHERS
An Incredible Interview!
Six-year old Doryen Jah conducts an interview with Liberian Artist Joyce in Massachusetts. This is a must-see video. Click picture left to watch the entire video
The young reporter is the daughter of Liberian writer Dennis Jah who shot the video
The young reporter is the daughter of Liberian writer Dennis Jah who shot the video
IN OUR OWN WORDS
Unity and Reconciliation not Prerequisites
The need for unity and reconciliation has been hyped for political or (who knows) economic reasons. Liberians are not as hostile and bitter towards one another as we have been made to believe neither are they so disgruntle and fragmented as the hype can suggest. continue
The need for unity and reconciliation has been hyped for political or (who knows) economic reasons. Liberians are not as hostile and bitter towards one another as we have been made to believe neither are they so disgruntle and fragmented as the hype can suggest. continue
