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President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf's Corruption Tree

The latest Report of the World Bank called President Sirleaf the “Global Reformer,” referring to Sirleaf’s war on corruption. Well yes, in less than four years, the “Global Reformer” and her cronies are seizing businesses ranging from banks, to mining gold, mining diamond, logging, consulting, importing rice, serving public corporations, etc ... 

 

Demanding Justice at the Polls; Vote-robbery may reverse the gains and trigger post-election violence

As an anti-impunity movement absolutely committed to advocacies that ensure the existence of a functional democratic architecture, justice, good governance and the rule of law, we cannot shrivel from the responsibility to bulwark a guidepost that ensures that the November 10th Senatorial bye-election be held without fraud.


Change in Mind and Change in Attitude and the Credibility Issue in Government
A political icon, highly appreciated by the state and its citizens has ruined the trust and confidence of the president, the state and the international community. The president number one public enemy, which is corruption, has a profound relationship with some top public officials...

 

"A House with Two Rooms”: Final Report of Liberia’s TRC Diaspora Project Released
A House with Two Rooms
, the final report of the Liberia TRC Diaspora Project documents the experience of human rights abuses and humanitarian law violations that forced Liberians to leave the country. Published by DRI Press of Hamline University, the report is based on an analysis of more than 1600 diaspora statements, fact-finding interviews, and witness testimony at public hearings held in the U.S.  

 

Credibility Issues In Government

The Dynamics of Evil and Good in Political Societies

Simple Reality of National Development: President Sirleaf and the “Vision”  Criticism
As a write, markets are very functional; roads are effectively used, public and private partnerships are mutually beneficial, the Liberian economic is becoming vibrant and citizens are allowed to participate in the running of the state. The government is remarkably democratizing institutions whereby the people are directly involved in the governance process themselves.

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