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Liberia: Boakai Government Must Desist from Witch-Hunting Clar Weah’s Foundation

By Gabriel I.H. Williams There is a wise old saying which goes: “Little drops of water make a mighty ocean.” This proverb summarizes a universal...

Liberia: Beyond The Letters of The Law: Why Liberia’s PPCC Law and PFM Regimes Have Not trimmed Public-Sector waste, 2005 -2025

By Emmanuel Nyonneo Newton, Sr | Ex-Big 4 Auditor, Compliance & Procurement Professional After three decades of civil conflict, the Government of Liberia, under the...

When The Evil That Men Do Lives After Them: A Wake-Up Call for Liberia and the World -When Things Fall Apart, The Center Cannot...

By Fanta Kamara, MBA The Veil Has Been Lifted: Stop Looking Away “The evil that men do lives after them; the good is oft interred with...

Liberia: The Impact of Armed Forces Day and the Rule of Law: A Liberian Perspective

Abstract Armed Forces Day in Liberia serves not only as a commemoration of military service but also as a barometer by which the nexus between...

Liberia: The Moral Logic of School Authority: By What Moral Logic Should Schools—and Education Authorities—Decide When to Intervene, How Far to Go, and When...

By George K. Werner (former education minister) When I first moved into my neighborhood, a family across the street decided to celebrate their young daughter’s...

For the State to Allege Crime, Action Must Be Commensurate With Intent: Dialogue, Law, and Expediency at the City of Hope of Former First...

By Sidiki Fofana The recent visit by Ellen Johnson Sirleaf to the City of Hope Foundation, established by former First Lady Clar Weah, should be...

Liberia: If I Were Boakai…My Soul Will Sink Seeing Demolition, and the Tears of Monrovia

By Sherman C. Seequeh Monrovia is being unmade in the name of order. Homes are falling. Livelihoods are collapsing. A pervasive, state-sponsored demolition campaign is unfolding...

For the State to Allege Crime, Action Must Be Commensurate With Intent: Dialogue, Law, and Expediency at the City of Hope of Former First...

By Sidiki Fofana The recent visit by Ellen Johnson Sirleaf to the City of Hope Foundation, established by former First Lady Clar Weah, should be...

Liberia: Why Public Ridicule Alone Cannot Justify Contempt of Court

By George K. Werner (former education minister) In the last day or so, thoughtful lawyers and commentators have pushed back against my position on the...

Liberia: Liberia’s Wage “Harmonization”: A Policy That Punished Government Workers

By: Nicholas D. Nimley There is no recent public policy in Liberian history that has generated as much quiet suffering as the 2019 Wage Harmonization...

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