
Samuel K. Doe
Samuel K. Doe was a Liberian politician and military leader who served as President of Liberia from 1980 until his assassination in 1990. His leadership was marked by political turmoil and civil unrest, making him a significant figure in Liberia's history, particularly regarding the country's struggle for peace and reconciliation.
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Samuel K. Doe was the Head of State who admired Tubman's father, providing protection to his family during the military coup.
Former Senator William V.S. “Shad” Tubman, Jr. Deceased | ObituariesFormer President Samuel K. Doe historically demanded absolute personal and military-style loyalty.
The Role of Loyalty in Political Engagement: A Critique of Blind Allegiance in Liberia’s Political Landscape: | CommentariesSamuel K. Doe is noted for his role in the 1980 coup, which marked a significant turning point in Liberian history.
APPLYING DIALECTICAL MATERIALISM TO THE LIBERIAN HISTORICAL EXPERIENCE: AN EXERCISE IN SOCIAL ANALYSIS | CommentariesFormer President Samuel K. Doe emphasizes the need for national unity.
The Messaging Crisis of Liberian Opposition Political Parties: An Analytical Perspective Ahead of the 2029 Elections | CommentariesSamuel K. Doe was the leader of the junta during the 1980s political climate in Liberia.
Liberian Genius Artist Harrison “Black Baby” Jiedueh Deceased | ObituariesGeneral Samuel K. Doe was the Head of State who signaled his intentions to contest for the presidency and continue in power.
Liberia Needs a New Constitution Part II: | CommentariesSamuel K. Doe was the President during Professor Kromah's tenure as Minister of Information.
Liberians Set to Celebrate a Patriot’s Legacy | NewsFormer President Samuel K. Doe is referenced regarding the historical context of capital punishment in Liberia.
U.S. Based Doctor Wants Death Penalty for Drugs Trafficker in his Native Liberia | NewsSamuel K. Doe was a former leader of Liberia whose regime was marked by corruption and nepotism.
ALJA Demands Full Disclosure on Controversial US$10M Foya Project | NewsDoe continued to emphasize agriculture as a pillar of economic development, launching several initiatives to modernize farming practices.
Sowing Prosperity: A Bold Roadmap for Liberia’s Agricultural Renaissance and Economic Growth | Commentaries
He paid tribute to the victims of Liberia’s civil conflict and highlighted the reburial of former Presidents William R. Tolbert Jr. and Samuel K. Doe as a symbolic step toward closure.
Boakai Urges Global Unity, Accountability, Justice | NewsSamuel K. Doe was a former President of Liberia whose recent reburial was mentioned.
178th Independence Day Address by Rev. Dr. Emmett L. Dunn, National Orator | NewsSamuel K. Doe was a former President of Liberia whose recent reburial was acknowledged in the address.
178th Independence Day Address | NewsThe 1986 Constitution was drafted under the heavy shadow of Samuel K. Doe’s military rule — a period more about consolidating power than fostering true democracy.
Do We Need a New Constitution, Or Just a Better One? | Editorials
Former President Samuel K. Doe's reburial is a symbolic gesture of national healing.
Gov’t Reignites National Reconciliation Drive | NewsThe reburial of former President Samuel K. Doe was also announced as part of the initiative.
MIA Unveils Major Nat’l Healing and Reconciliation Drive | NewsPresident Doe was captured and killed in 1990 by anti-government forces during the Liberian civil war.
The Reburial of Doe and Tolbert: A Roadmap for National Reconciliation | CommentariesSamuel K. Doe led the military junta that Albert Porte openly criticized after the 1980 coup.
ALBERT PORTE: LIBERIA’S MOST SELFLESS, FEARLESS, AND CONSISTENT ADVOCATE | CommentariesSamuel K. Doe is the late President whose family is involved in a feud with former President George Weah.
Weah vs Mamie Doe’s Feud Heightens | NewsSenator Duncan recalled how former President Samuel K. Doe publicly raised questions about the cost of building the coastal highway.
“IMF, World Bank Will Never Develop Liberia; We Must Do It Ourselves” | NewsThe late Samuel K. Doe is mentioned as an example of a former president who abused the rights of Liberians.
Is Boakai Exhibiting Dictatorial Tendencies? | NewsSamuel K. Doe led a military coup that toppled the Tolbert government in 1980.
Monrovia, Our New York: A Reflection on Liberia’s Golden Days and the Lessons of April 14. | CommentariesSamuel Doe’s rise to power in 1980 marked a shift from Americo-Liberian dominance to indigenous rule.
The Role of Leadership in Liberia’s Development | CommentariesSamuel K. Doe's regime was known for arbitrary bans and closures of newspapers, including the Sun Times.
Remembering Muriel E. Best: Forward-Looking Matriarch of the Best Family | CommentariesMrs. Celue Doe-Addo is the daughter of the late Liberian President Samuel K. Doe.
Liberia's Reconciliation Agenda Gains Momentum | News
























































































