Musings of a Liberian nonconformist: Wonderr Koryenen

Commentaries on Liberian Law, Governance & Political Economy

Month: May 2026

Musings of a Liberian nonconformist :

Politics & Elections, Regional & GlobalAfrican Dictators, Alliance of Sahel States, Democratic Transition

The Alliance of Sahel States must reread the history of dictatorships in Africa – and learn from it.

By Wonderr K. Freeman, Attorney, CFCS The Alliance of Sahel States must reread the history of dictatorships in Africa – and learn from it. By: Wonderr K. Freeman There is a particular kind of political blindness that afflicts men who seize power at gunpoint. It is the conviction that, somehow, they are different — that history’s long, blood-soaked catalogue of military rulers who overstayed their welcome,

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Law & Governancepresidential immunity

Does a former Liberian president have immunity for corrupt acts done while in office?

A government failing to prosecute an ex-president for well documented grand theft and unbridled corruption under the guise of respecting “presidential immunity” is simply trying to cement a false narrative. This is not Liberian law and never has been.