Rochester, New York – The Liberian Studies Association (LSA) last weekend held its 50th annual conference at the Rochester Institute of New York. “We must continue to study Liberia in order to advance the frontiers of knowledge, but we must also do so in context of service to the country and its people,” he said. Augustus Feweh Caine similarly earned a Ph.D. from Michigan State University and ended his career as chairman of the National Democratic Party of Liberia. The paper showed a correlation between increased political activities and engagement by Liberian Facebook users in the diaspora and Liberia. T. Debey Sayndee of the University of Liberia examined the issue of gender-based violence (GBV) citing fieldwork in Grand Bassa County.

Source: Front Page Africa April 24, 2018 00:22 UTC