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Letter From Saclepea

The Legislature Must Return To The People

By Musa Hasssan Bility There are moments in public service when one must pause, reflect, and ask difficult questions, not of others first, but of oneself and one’s own institution. This is one of those moments. In recent days, I

Letter from Saclepea In memory of Oldman SAHN

By Musa Bility Last week, while I was in Europe, seated at a breakfast table in the middle of a business discussion, my phone rang. On the other end was news from home, from Saclepea. The message was simple, but it struck me with the

Letter from Saclepea: A Journey to the unknown

 By Rep. Musa Hassan Bility There are moments in a nation’s life when silence becomes dangerous. When what we fail to say begins to shape what we eventually become. This week, I find myself reflecting not on what Liberia is doing,

Letter from Saclepea

Politics, Truth, and the Mind of the Ordinary Liberian By Musa Hassan Bility There is a troubling habit in our politics, one that I have struggled with for many years. It is the habit of abandoning the truth simply because one sits

LETTER FROM SACLEPEA

A Chance Moment by River Weh By Musa Hassan Bility Last week, life paused for me. It paused in the most unexpected and beautiful way. A lifetime friend, my boyhood companion, Nvasekie K. Konneh, whom we affectionately call

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