Seltue Robert Karweaye Sr
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Growth Without Trickle-Down: The Case of Liberia Under Joseph Boakai (opens the original)
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Liberiaâs economic story under President Joseph Nyuma Boakai is increasingly defined by an uncomfortable contradiction: the macroeconomic numbers are improving, but the lived economic reality of ordinary Liberians remains painfully difficult. Finance and Development Planning Minister Augustine Kpehe Ngafuan projects 5.5% economic growth in 2026, following growth of 4.0% in 2024 and 5.1% in 2025. Liberia is also approaching a historic fiscal milestone. Liberia Revenue Authority Commissioner Gen
The “Ghost” Comoros-Flagged Ship: A Shameful Wake-Up Call for Liberia (opens the original)
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The arrest of the Comoros-flagged vessel IB Atlantic IV Moroni by the Ivorian Navy should be more than another security incident. For Liberia, it should be a national wake-up call about the serious weaknesses in our maritime security, territorial protection, and national-security preparedness. The 41-year-old mini bulk carrier reportedly departed Bissau, Guinea-Bissau, on July 1, 2026, bound for Lomé, Togo. In mid-July, the vesselâs Automatic Identification System (AIS) ceased normal transmis
The Enemy Within: Why Drug Cartel Infiltration Demands Urgent Security Sector Reform in Liberia (opens the original)
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The greatest threat to Liberiaâs national security may no longer be an invading foreign army. It may be the enemy operating from within the very institutions entrusted with protecting the Republic. The recent dismantling of an international cocaine trafficking network and the unprecedented dismissal of senior security officials by President Joseph Nyuma Boakai have exposed a painful reality: Liberiaâs security architecture has been dangerously compromised by organized transnational criminal
Johnny Bolar Dean: From Past Allegations to a New Drug Scandal (opens the original)
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The latest controversy surrounding Johnny Bolar Dean, a senior officer of the Liberia National Police (LNP), has once again placed questions of accountability, integrity, and institutional credibility at the center of Liberiaâs national conversation. Dean, who previously served as Commander of the LNP Anti-Robbery Unit and was later appointed Chief of Intelligence of Unit 106, has been relieved of his duties following allegations that he accepted a US$10,000 payment connected to a narcotics in
The Effects of “God Is Not Making New Land”? Has President Joseph Boakai’s Statement Intensified Land Disputes in Liberia? (opens the original)
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On July 18, 2026, tensions flared around the Jamaica Road Bridge as another land dispute unfolded, drawing large crowds and raising concerns about public safety. According to residents interviewed by Spoon TV and other media outlets, a woman is claiming ownership of a vast stretch of land extending from Logan Town to New Georgia. Community members allege that the claim amounts to an attempt to take over their community and say they mobilized to resist what they describe as an unlawful encroachme
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