Rex Dahn News Today

Introduction The democratic political battle to give an early peaceful retirement to President Weah in 2023, requires all hands on deck; we mean clean hands, not hands tainted with corruption or any form of sexual impropriety. In this call for democratic and peaceful change, the Collaborating Political Parties, its partisans and sympathizers are under intense scrutiny by critical thinkers and other Liberians yearning for a peaceful change in government. The Unity Party, Liberty Party, All Liber...

By Kadiker Rex Dahn, MA, M.Ed., PhD Background In the course of history, many have distorted and misapplied the Sacred Text of the Holy Bible.  Before the Holy Scripture was written, the father of all lies, distortions and misapplications, that Ancient Serpent called the Devil, maneuvered his way to Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden and sugarcoated God’s instruction on the forbidden fruit. The Serpent succeeded when he cleverly enticed, deceived and misled Adam and Eve at their detrimen...

Background The Judicial Branch under the leadership of Chief Justice, Francis Korkpor has repeatedly been besieged by claims of corruption and manipulations. In public opinions and those who may have had an encounter with the system, it is alleged that the system is infested with flaws, corruptions and certainly, is easily manipulated. Whether these allegations are true or not, two things are required to ensure certainty:  independent and credible investigations. The United States Government...

Background Good reputation and integrity are essential qualities of political leadership. There are a number of Liberians who in the public political discourse, pretend to be honest in their dealings but in reality, their actions are often accompanied by deception to say the least. These political crooks, because some have wealth whether legitimately or ill-gotten, in one form or another, surreptitiously navigate their way into political parties to make their presence felt. These individuals, w...

Background From antiquity, in the African context, very rarely do individuals and governments take responsibility for failure. “Outsiders” usually take the blame for any failure of a sitting government. In Liberia, the government of President Weah was ushered in on January 21st, 2018 with flamboyant political promises prominent among which were the declaration that Liberians will no longer be spectators of their own economy and the ill-conceived and formulated pro-poor agenda among ot...