By Moses Zangar, Jr. A Nation in Need of Reform Liberia, like many developing nations, faces significant economic challenges. With limited resources and pressing developmental needs, the country must prioritize efficiency and accountability in governance. One area that demands urgent reform is the bloated structure of government, particularly the roles of deputy and assistant ministers. These positions, while historically entrenched, come with substantial financial costs and
Find related articles hereBy: Wonderr Koryenen Freeman, Attorney, CFCS During Liberia’s festive week – and while celebrating our 178th independence – President Boakai just willy-nilly declared June 30th 2025 as a National Day of Prayer. He simply summoned his Ministry of Foreign Affairs officials to write up a presidential proclamation. He didn’t’ see the need to seek legislative approval. The proclamation itself, issued on the 28th of July 2025,
Find related articles hereAnd Mr. Boakai, the 50-year GOL veteran, knows all too well just what to do to pacify Liberians. Fast & Prayer economics – just sprinkle lil ‘holy water’ over your economic worries. Bingo!
Find related articles hereYes, Liberians fasted and prayed for six years while George Weah smoked, drank, danced “Buga,” and looted the country dry. Today, Mr. Weah, his wife, and many of his CDC insiders are rich for the rest of their lives and even for the next generation. Since January 2024, Liberians started a new round of “fasts and prayers,” this time patiently waiting for divine intervention while Mr. Boakai and the Unity Party kleptocrats complete their turn looting the country. After they finish, they’ll probably pass the country back to George Weah and CDC for “round two.”
Find related articles hereWonderr K. Freeman, Attorney, CFCS Liberia prides itself on being the first independent African nation. Its citizens are never shy of brandishing their 177-year-old sovereign country. Yet, every time a major crime occurs in Liberia, surprisingly, this sovereign nation almost always calls for an “independent” foreign investigation. When one considers the repeated calls for independent foreign inquiry, one is hard-pressed to think, ‘What’s the problem with
Find related articles hereThis is an ancient Christian wisdom that the supposedly Christian nation, Liberia, failed to heed and now is experiencing the devastating consequences of. Mr. Boakai is just not going to deliver anything better for Liberia. He was unable to do so for himself – infamously living on handouts from Henry Costa and Stanton Witherspoon.
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