Month: April 2024

Law & Governance, ,

President Joseph Boakai is Asking for Impeachment; I think the Liberian Legislature Should Give Him Exactly What He’s Asking for.

By Wonderr K. Freeman On April 24, 2024, The Supreme Court of Liberia ruled that article 56 of the Liberian constitution is no greater than article 89. The Court, in their wisdom, opined that just as article 56 gives the President the power to appoint [officials], article 89 equally gives the Legislature the power to create additional agencies of government and ascribe unto them powers in

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Law & Governance, Politics & Society,

Cataloguing Liberia’s Plethora of Economic Plunder Begging for Accountability (2005-2023) (PART-1)

by Wonderr K. Freeman & Marc N. Kollie Over the past years, as regime in Liberia shuffled between Unity Party (UP) and the Congress for Democratic Change (CDC), the country has long been rocked by many corruption scandals – often flagrant and unconscionable. So many corruption cases, but very few cases of accountability[1]. In many cases (and on a sad note too), the culprits have been

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