Tag:
Jones Nhinson Williams
Uncategorized
Small And Narrow Minds: The Real Disease in Liberia
Some sicknesses are physical and others are psychological. And when you talk to theologians or pastors, Imams, and Rabbis, they might tell you to...
Uncategorized
Liberia’s 2017 Election: Danger of Identity Politics and Tribalism
In defense of decriminalizing marijuana use globally, former United Nations’ secretary general, Kofi Annan, once wrote on February 23, 2017 in the U.S.-based Huffington...
Uncategorized
An Appeal to Trump to Extend TPS For Liberians, Guineans, Sierra Leoneans
Recently, I was in San Diego, California to attend the HIAS Network National Conference as director of the US-based Jewish Family Services (JFS) refugee...
Uncategorized
Passionate Appeal to George Weah: Please Don’t Run For President of Liberia
The Constitution of Liberia guarantees all natural born Liberian citizens, age 35, and with good standing, the freedom to seek the Office of President...
Uncategorized
Pres. Johnson-Sirleaf Fight against Corruption in Liberia: The Way I See it
Not only is corruption a complex problem in Liberia and under President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf’s regime, it has gravely damaged the institutional and social fabrics...
Uncategorized
President Sirleaf’s Borrowing Spree and Egocentric Global PR Waste
 In the midst of nationalized corruption and deceit. Liberians should oppose President Sirleaf’s borrowing spree and egocentric global PR waste It...
Uncategorized
Liberia’s Real Problems Are Bigger Than President Johnson-Sirleaf
Even if we try to sugar-coat it, the truth is, President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf’s administration is a failure. No doubt about that. So is the...
Uncategorized
Liberia’s Mess: Two Faces of US Stance on Good Governanc and Human Rights in Africa
The facts remain that the world looks up to the United States for the application of reasonable universal standards - in politics, economics, business,...