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31/12/2025

Hamish de Bretton-Gordon Slams Putin's 'Nonsense' and Warns Against Naivety in Pursuit of Peace

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In a scathing opinion piece for The Spectator, renowned chemical weapons expert and security analyst Hamish de Bretton-Gordon has called out the dangerous naivety of those still hoping for peace with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

De Bretton-Gordon’s comments come in response to the recent wave of misinformation surrounding an alleged Ukrainian attack on Putin’s residence, a claim the analyst describes as “absurd” and a blatant attempt by the Kremlin to shift the narrative.

“Ukraine didn’t hit the Russian leader’s residence. Everyone except the U.S. president can see through this nonsense,” de Bretton-Gordon writes, sharply critiquing the disinformation campaign launched by Russia following the attack.

While the Kremlin quickly accused Ukraine of attempting to assassinate Putin with a drone strike, de Bretton-Gordon argues that the true intentions of the Russian leader are clear: Putin has no genuine interest in peace.

According to de Bretton-Gordon, the claims of a Ukrainian assassination attempt are part of a larger strategy by Putin to manipulate global perception and deflect attention from Russia’s own role in the ongoing war. He suggests that this narrative serves as a smokescreen, allowing Putin to galvanize domestic support while simultaneously portraying Ukraine as an aggressor on the world stage.

“The Russian government has mastered the art of deception. This is nothing new,” de Bretton-Gordon adds. “Putin’s primary objective has always been to destabilize the region and maintain control over Ukraine, regardless of any peace talks or international pressure.”

The former British Army officer, who has firsthand experience in the analysis of conflict zones, further critiques the international community for its failure to recognize Putin’s lack of genuine interest in peace. He warns that continuing to engage with Russia under the pretense of diplomacy is a mistake that only prolongs the suffering of Ukraine.

“The naivety of those who still believe that Putin is open to peace negotiations is staggering,” de Bretton-Gordon continues. “It’s clear that his long-term goals are expansionist, not diplomatic. Anyone with a clear understanding of the geopolitical situation can see this, except perhaps the U.S. president.”

De Bretton-Gordon’s remarks come at a critical time as international efforts to broker peace in Ukraine continue to stall. Despite several rounds of peace talks and attempts at ceasefires, the conflict has shown little sign of abating.

The analyst believes that, while it is crucial to continue offering support to Ukraine, the West must stop entertaining the idea that Putin is seeking a resolution.

“Ukraine deserves our unwavering support, but more importantly, they deserve the truth,” he argues. “It’s time to stop pretending that Putin is interested in peace talks. He’s interested in control. And until the world acknowledges this, we will continue to see needless destruction.”
As the war in Ukraine enters its second year, the urgency of ending the conflict grows ever more critical.

The international community faces a tough decision: continue to seek dialogue with a regime that has shown no signs of sincerity, or pivot toward a strategy that focuses on empowering Ukraine to resist Russian aggression.

De Bretton-Gordon’s commentary serves as a stark reminder that, in the face of deception and false narratives, the world must stay vigilant in its support for Ukraine and its fight for sovereignty.

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31/12/2025

President Trump’s Desperation: A Dangerous Shift in U.S. Foreign Policy Toward Ukraine, Warns Charles Lipson

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In a bold commentary on the escalating tensions in Ukraine, political analyst Charles Lipson has warned that former President Donald Trump’s increasingly erratic approach to foreign policy could have disastrous consequences for Ukraine’s ongoing struggle for sovereignty.

Writing for The Spectator, Lipson argues that Trump’s desperation to reassert his power on the global stage is not only undermining U.S. diplomatic efforts but also endangering the fragile peace talks between Ukraine and Russia.

“Zelensky must be absolutely certain that the United States will place the blame for the collapse of peace talks squarely on Vladimir Putin's shoulders,” Lipson writes, addressing the critical role of U.S. influence in Ukraine’s war for survival.

The commentary comes at a time when both global powers and leaders within the U.S. are wrestling with how to handle the protracted conflict in Eastern Europe.

Trump, who has openly criticized the Biden administration’s handling of the war, has recently become more vocal in his assertion that the U.S. should not be overly involved in the war effort.

He has suggested that he would bring an end to the war quickly, though critics argue that his rhetoric may be more about political posturing than actionable policy. Lipson, a professor of political science at the University of Chicago, warns that Trump's erratic approach could confuse allies and embolden Putin.

"Trump’s desperation to return to the White House has clouded his judgment," Lipson continues. "His public statements, often contradictory, serve only to create uncertainty about U.S. support for Ukraine, undermining the confidence that President Zelensky and his allies need to navigate these perilous negotiations."

Lipson’s comments come as Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky faces increasing pressure from both international and domestic sources to secure a durable peace deal with Russia.

While the war continues to devastate Ukraine’s infrastructure and kill thousands, the global community has grown concerned about the long-term consequences of a protracted conflict.

The U.S. has been one of Ukraine’s staunchest allies, providing billions of dollars in military aid and diplomatic backing.

However, Lipson argues that Trump’s vocal discontent with U.S. involvement, especially his claims that the Biden administration has mishandled the situation, may create dangerous divisions at a critical moment.

As Ukraine continues to hold its ground against Russian forces, the delicate balance of international support becomes even more crucial.

“Zelensky must also be aware of the potential fallout from Trump’s rhetoric,” Lipson concludes. “If Trump succeeds in his efforts to shift U.S. foreign policy towards a more isolationist stance, Ukraine could find itself without the consistent, reliable backing it needs to counter Russian aggression.”

With the future of peace talks hanging in the balance, the international community watches closely, hoping for diplomatic breakthroughs while fearing the destabilizing effects of unchecked political gamesmanship.

As the situation in Ukraine grows more perilous, Lipson’s warning serves as a stark reminder of the dangers of political polarization in global diplomacy.

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31/12/2025

Former Finance Minister Samuel D. Tweh Jr. Calls for US $ 484 Million to End Poverty in Liberia

By: John Kamara Taylor
+231888050058/ [email protected]

Liberia's Former Finance Minister, Samuel D. Tweh Jr., has unveiled a bold proposal to combat the country’s persistent poverty, stating that a strategic investment of $484 million could be the key to lifting millions out of hardship.

During an impactful appearance on the December 30, 2025 edition of the Spoon Talk show, Tweh emphasized the urgent need for both local and international support to tackle poverty, which remains one of Liberia’s most pressing challenges.

The former minister's plan aims to revitalize the nation’s economy, enhance infrastructure, and improve public services to ensure sustainable development.

Tweh, who once served in key financial roles within the Liberian government, explained that the $484 million would be allocated towards several critical areas, including education, healthcare, job creation, and agricultural development. He stressed that investing in these sectors is essential for Liberia’s long-term stability and growth.

“Poverty is not just a lack of money, but a lack of opportunity,” Tweh said during the interview. “If we want to see real change in Liberia, we need to focus on the fundamentals empowering our people, providing access to quality education, improving healthcare, and creating jobs.”

Tweh also underscored the importance of transparency and accountability in the use of these funds. He called on both the government and international donors to collaborate effectively, ensuring that the money is spent wisely and reaches the communities that need it the most.

The proposal comes at a time when Liberia is facing a range of socio-economic challenges, including rising unemployment rates and inadequate access to basic services.

However, Tweh remains optimistic that with the right financial backing and a clear, actionable plan, Liberia can break free from the cycle of poverty and build a brighter future for its citizens.

In response to Tweh’s remarks, civil society groups and economic experts have expressed support for the idea, calling it a much-needed conversation on the future of Liberia’s economy.

The country, which has made significant strides in rebuilding since the end of its civil war, continues to grapple with structural issues that hinder widespread prosperity.

As the nation prepares for the coming year, Tweh’s call for action has sparked renewed discussions about the role of both local leadership and international partnerships in shaping Liberia’s economic destiny.

30/12/2025

Breaking News : Tragic Loss – Tatiana Schlossberg, JFK’s Granddaughter, Dies at 35 After Courageous Battle with Cancer

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In a heartbreaking turn of events, Tatiana Schlossberg, the granddaughter of former President John F. Kennedy, has passed away at the age of 35.

A renowned environmental journalist and the daughter of Caroline Kennedy, Tatiana’s death comes after a brave year-long fight with myeloid leukemia, a rare form of blood cancer.

Tatiana had been diagnosed with the illness in 2024, and though she faced the challenges of her diagnosis with unwavering strength, she ultimately lost her battle.

Throughout her journey, Schlossberg documented her experiences with cancer, inspiring countless people with her transparency and resilience.

She often used her platform to raise awareness about the importance of early detection and the realities of living with a terminal illness.

Her legacy, both as a journalist and a compassionate advocate for environmental and social causes, will live on.

A statement from the Kennedy family expressed profound grief and admiration for her “fighting spirit” and the incredible grace with which she handled her health challenges.

Schlossberg's death marks a deeply sorrowful moment for the Kennedy family, who have long been in the public eye for their contributions to American politics, culture, and social justice.

Despite the sadness surrounding her passing, Tatiana’s work in environmental journalism and her commitment to her family’s ideals will continue to resonate with those who knew her and those she inspired.

Tatiana is survived by her parents, Caroline and Ed Schlossberg, her siblings, and a grieving extended family.

As we remember Tatiana Schlossberg, her story serves as a reminder of the courage it takes to face the hardest moments with dignityand the impact one person’s life can have, even in the shortest of years.

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30/12/2025

🚨 HT — Chelsea 2-2 Bournemouth

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30/12/2025

Update : Game B/w Chelsea and BOURNEMOUTH

BOURNEMOUTH SCORES AGAIN!! KLUIVERT EQUALIZES AGAINST CHELSEA!! WHAT A GAME!! KLUIVERT SCORES!!

IT’S NOW 2-2!!

Keep following for more updates..

30/12/2025

President Boakai Accepts Resignation of Youth Advisory Council Member, Appoints New Representative to Strengthen Youth Engagement

By: John Kamara Taylor
+231888050058/ [email protected]

Monrovia, Liberia – December 30, 2025

President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr. has officially accepted the resignation of Ms. Alphia Faith Kemokai from her role as a Member of the National Youth Advisory Council. Ms. Kemokai stepped down for personal reasons, marking the end of her tenure in the important position.

In a statement acknowledging her service, President Boakai expressed his gratitude for Ms. Kemokai’s dedication to advancing youth participation in national policy discussions.

He emphasized that her efforts had played a crucial role in engaging young people and raising awareness on issues affecting the nation’s future.

To ensure that the momentum of youth representation continues, President Boakai has swiftly appointed Ms. Mariama Tuzee Toure as the newest member of the Youth Advisory Council, effective immediately.

Her appointment underscores the administration’s commitment to fostering inclusive governance and empowering young leaders to contribute meaningfully to Liberia’s development.

The President urged stakeholders, youth organizations, and citizens alike to support Ms. Toure as she assumes her new responsibilities.

He also extended his best wishes to Ms. Kemokai for her future endeavors.

This transition demonstrates Liberia’s ongoing commitment to strengthening youth voices and integrating them into national decision-making processes, ensuring that the nation’s youth play a pivotal role in shaping its future.

30/12/2025

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Breaking News : Chelsea's Line-up Against Bournemouth with Key Changes & Tactical Approach!

As Chelsea prepares to face Bournemouth in a crucial Premier League clash, manager Mauricio Pochettino has made some interesting changes to his line-up, aiming for a vital three points. The Blues are looking to bounce back after a series of inconsistent results, and today's match promises to be a thriller at Stamford Bridge.

Here’s how Chelsea will line up:

Starting XI:

Goalkeeper: Kepa Arrizabalaga

Defenders: Reece James (Right-back), Thiago Silva (Centre-back), Kalidou Koulibaly (Centre-back), Ben Chilwell (Left-back)
Midfielders: Enzo Fernandez (Central Midfield), Conor Gallagher (Central Midfield), Mason Mount (Attacking Midfield)

Forwards: Raheem Sterling (Left-wing), Christian Pulisic (Right-wing), Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (Centre-forward)

Tactics & Key Insights:

Pochettino's Approach:

Chelsea is expected to dominate possession, with Enzo Fernandez pulling the strings in midfield. The fluidity between Gallagher and Mount will allow for quick transitions, while the pace and width provided by Sterling and Pulisic will stretch Bournemouth's defense.

Attacking Focus:

Aubameyang, who has been in decent form, will spearhead the attack, with an emphasis on finding space in the box and getting on the end of crosses from Chilwell and James.

Defensive Stability:

Koulibaly and Silva will be crucial at the back, with Chelsea looking to keep things solid and compact while being ready to counter when the opportunity arises.

Substitutes to Watch:

Madi Batshuayi (for an attacking spark off the bench)

Jorginho (for fresh legs in midfield)
With Chelsea desperate for points, this is a must-win game to get back into the top four race. Bournemouth, meanwhile, will be looking to spoil the party with an upset performance, making this a high-stakes encounter.

Stay tuned for live updates as the match kicks off!

30/12/2025

Sport News Nigeria and Tunisia Secure Spots in AFCON Round of 16: A Thrilling Showdown Awaits!

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In an electrifying series of matches, Nigeria and Tunisia have officially clinched their places in the prestigious AFCON Round of 16, as the group stages of the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) heat up.

With a display of both grit and determination, Nigeria soared to the top of their group after a dominant 2-0 victory over Egypt. The Super Eagles, led by captain Ahmed Musa and an inspiring performance from Victor Osimhen, showed their superiority early on, commanding the game and sealing their qualification with remarkable ease.

Their strong defensive line and sharp attacking play left no room for doubt Nigeria is a team to be reckoned with.

Meanwhile, Tunisia overcame the odds with a narrow but crucial 1-0 win against Mali, booking their ticket to the knockout stages.

Despite a tough and fiercely competitive group, the Carthage Eagles demonstrated resilience, as Youssef Msakni's decisive goal in the 72nd minute gave them a vital three points. Tunisia’s balanced squad, featuring the creative flair of Anis Ben Slimane and solid defensive performances, will be looking to build on this momentum as they prepare for their knockout encounter.

Both teams, having successfully navigated their respective challenges in the group stages, now stand ready for what promises to be an intense battle in the Round of 16.

The tournament's excitement continues to escalate, with fans from across the continent eagerly awaiting the knockout games.

As AFCON reaches its zenith, Nigeria and Tunisia will both be hungry for success, aiming to add yet another chapter to their rich footballing history.

The stage is set let the battle for African supremacy begin!

30/12/2025

The Foundation of Football in Liberia: From Humble Beginnings to Global Recognition

By: John Kamara Taylor
Investigative journalist, Women Leadership Developer, Communication/ PR Personnel, a Young and Inspiring Leader, Women's & Children's Rights Activist, and Human Rights Defender

Football (soccer) holds a special place in the hearts of Liberians. The sport has become more than just a game it is a unifying force, a source of pride, and an expression of national identity. Liberia’s journey in football has been a story of passion, challenges, and triumphs, with its players and fans experiencing the highs of international glory and the lows of underdevelopment.

However, through it all, Liberia’s football foundation has remained strong, and the sport continues to shape the nation’s culture and aspirations.

The Early Days:Football Takes Root in Liberia

Football arrived in Liberia during the colonial era, brought by Europeans and African settlers who played the sport for leisure. It didn’t take long for the game to catch on among Liberians, particularly in urban areas like Monrovia, where the first football clubs were formed in the early 20th century.

The first organized football competition, the Liberian Football Association (LFA), was established in 1936, marking the formalization of football in the country.
By the 1960s, football had become Liberia’s most popular sport, with local clubs regularly competing for dominance.

Despite limited infrastructure and resources, the game continued to grow in popularity, particularly among the youth, who played in every corner of the country on dirt fields, in schoolyards, and even in the streets. These informal matches laid the foundation for Liberia's future football stars.

The Rise of Liberian Football Talent: A Generation of Stars

The 1980s and 1990s marked a transformative period for Liberian football, largely due to the emergence of George Weah, one of the greatest footballers to ever come from Africa. Weah, a product of Liberia’s youth football system, became a symbol of hope and success. His career, which took him from the local leagues of Liberia to top clubs in Europe, including AC Milan, Chelsea, and Paris Saint-Germain, put Liberia on the global football map.

Weah’s achievements culminating in winning the prestigious FIFA World Player of the Year award in 1995 brought unparalleled attention to Liberian football.

His rise showed that with the right opportunities and dedication, Liberia could produce footballing talent capable of competing with the best in the world.
In addition to Weah, Liberia has produced numerous notable players who have gone on to play in major international leagues. Players like Patrick Wleh, Sekou Oliseh, and Anthony Laffor have contributed to the growth and visibility of Liberian football on the global stage.

The Impact of Liberia’s Football Legacy

Weah’s global recognition as a footballer helped inspire an entire generation of young Liberians to pursue football, as they saw it as a possible route to success. His success also paved the way for the Liberia National Football Team, known as the Lone Star, to participate in major African and international competitions, including the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) and the FIFA World Cup qualifiers.

While Liberia has yet to qualify for a World Cup, the country’s participation in continental tournaments has been a source of national pride. The Lone Star’s best performance came in the 2002 Africa Cup of Nations, where they reached the quarterfinals, and their ongoing battles in World Cup qualifiers remain a key focal point for football fans across the country.

Challenges: Infrastructure, Investment, and Development

Despite the incredible talent and passion for football in Liberia, the sport faces significant challenges. One of the primary issues is the lack of modern infrastructure. Football fields, particularly in rural areas, remain underdeveloped, and many of the country’s stadiums need significant upgrades to meet international standards.

The Samuel K. Doe Sports Complex, the national stadium in Monrovia, is Liberia’s most prominent football venue, but it has often been criticized for its dilapidated state and lack of proper facilities. The challenge for Liberian football lies in not just producing talented players, but also creating the infrastructure necessary for nurturing this talent to its fullest potential.

Additionally, investment in football development programs remains insufficient. While the sport is incredibly popular, it lacks the financial backing needed for grassroots development, player scouting, and long-term development initiatives. Without such investments, Liberia’s football programs continue to struggle to compete on the international stage, despite the wealth of talent in the country.

Football as a Catalyst for National Unity

Football in Liberia is more than just a sport; it serves as a catalyst for unity in a country that has faced decades of civil conflict. During the civil war, football remained one of the few unifying forces that brought people together, with fans finding hope and joy in watching matches despite the country’s hardships.

The Lone Star’s international matches often serve as moments of collective pride, where citizens regardless of ethnic, political, or social backgrounds come together to support their national team. This unity is critical for a country still in the process of healing from the effects of civil unrest.

The Role of the Liberia Football Association (LFA)

The Liberia Football Association (LFA) plays a crucial role in shaping the future of the sport in the country. The LFA has worked in partnership with international football organizations such as FIFA, the Confederation of African Football (CAF), and the World Football Federation (WFF) to improve the standards of football in Liberia.

Under the leadership of various football administrators, the LFA has made strides in organizing national competitions, including the Liberian Premier League, and in managing the Lone Star national team. However, there remains much to be done in terms of grassroots development, youth programs, and building sustainable pathways for young players to progress into professional football.

The Future of Football in Liberia: Hope Amid Challenges

Looking ahead, Liberia’s football future depends on several key factors. The country must prioritize investment in youth football development, ensuring that talent is nurtured from the grassroots level and given the proper coaching, facilities, and support to excel.

Additionally, there is a need for more private and public sector partnerships to improve the country’s football infrastructure and create better opportunities for players to gain international exposure.

Programs like the FIFA Goal Project could play a key role in providing the necessary resources to modernize stadiums and training centers across Liberia.

Finally, Liberia’s government and the LFA must work hand-in-hand to secure better financial backing for the sport. Corporate sponsorship, improved governance, and transparent management of football resources will be essential for the continued growth of the sport in the country.

Football in Liberia is at a crossroads.

The passion for the sport is undeniable, and the country has already produced world-class talent. However, the challenge now lies in transforming this raw potential into lasting success through infrastructure, investment, and long-term planning.

Liberia has shown the world that, despite its challenges, it has the heart and soul to compete on the global stage. As the country continues to invest in its football future, the hope remains that one day, the Lone Star will qualify for the FIFA World Cup, representing Liberia not just on the field, but as a testament to the resilience and spirit of its people.

30/12/2025

Liberia’s Debt and Education Progress: Samuel D. Tweh Reveals $64 Million Borrowing and CDC’s Achievements in Education

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Former Finance Minister Samuel D. Tweh has issued a comprehensive report detailing Liberia’s mounting debt and shedding light on the country’s notable achievements in the education sector under the Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) government. His analysis offers a deep dive into Liberia’s debt evolution, the challenges posed by the growing fiscal burden, and the significant strides made in education with the backing of the World Bank and the Global Partnership for Education (GPE).

Tweh’s report raises concerns about Liberia’s increasing debt, highlighting a $64 million borrowing from the Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) in 2024. This borrowing is part of the broader context of the country’s evolving debt stock, which includes both domestic and international debts incurred under both the Unity Party (UP) and CDC governments.

The report dissects how the CDC inherited a $599 million domestic debt from the UP government in 2017, which included a $50 million NASSCORP bond and a $65 million debt owed to commercial banks. Former Finance Minister Tweh emphasizes that the CDC administration took responsibility for these debts and began the process of paying them off in an effort to rebuild confidence within Liberia's banking sector.

However, the recent borrowing from the CBL raises questions about Liberia’s fiscal health and sustainability. As of December 2024, Liberia’s total debt stood at $2.63 billion, with $1.1 billion in domestic debt and $1.55 billion in international debt.

The report provides a detailed year-by-year breakdown of how both the UP and CDC governments have contributed to Liberia's growing debt stock. Tweh calls for greater transparency from the government in managing this debt, urging clearer communication about the country’s financial situation.

CDC’s Achievements in Education
While Liberia’s fiscal challenges remain a critical issue, Tweh’s report also highlights the significant progress made in the education sector under the CDC government. Despite financial constraints, the administration has invested heavily in improving education access and quality, particularly through projects funded by the World Bank and the Global Partnership for Education (GPE).

Key achievements in the education sector include:
The IRISE Project: With funding from the World Bank, the CDC government constructed 25 new secondary schools in previously underserved districts, providing access to education for thousands of Liberian children for the first time.

Additionally, 25 government high schools were renovated and equipped with digital facilities, bringing technology into classrooms and enhancing learning opportunities.
Textbooks for Every Student: The government distributed 1 million textbooks to senior students in public schools, ensuring that each student had access to essential learning materials.

These textbooks cover critical subjects such as Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, English, and Biology and are available both in physical and digital formats, making them accessible across the country.
Building Model Schools: The CDC administration built three model schools in Kakata, Gbarnga, and Ganta to accommodate high-achieving students and provide top-tier education. These schools serve as a model for future educational developments in Liberia.

Early Childhood Education: In response to the country’s severe shortage of early education facilities, the CDC government constructed 18 Early Childhood Education (ECE) schools with funding from the Global Partnership for Education. These new schools aim to lay the foundation for a strong education system, starting with the youngest learners.

The EXCEL Project: The CDC government secured a $60 million credit from the World Bank and a $28.7 million grant from the Global Partnership for Education (GPE) to improve foundational learning in primary schools.

The Excellence in Learning in Liberia (EXCEL) project is designed to strengthen the education system and address longstanding challenges in education quality across the country.

Tweh notes that when the CDC took office in 2017, Liberia’s education system was in dire straits, with 65% of school-age children out of school and a shortage of 6,000 teachers.

The country was ranked as the second-worst globally for out-of-school children, and the education system was burdened by severe overage enrollment, especially in early childhood education.

In just a few years, the CDC administration has turned the tide by expanding access to education and improving infrastructure, marking a positive shift in Liberia’s educational landscape.

The Call for Transparency and Accountability
Despite the progress in education, Tweh’s report calls for greater accountability from the government, especially when it comes to debt management.

He urges the CDC administration to provide clear explanations about the $64 million borrowing from the CBL and other fiscal concerns, ensuring that transparency remains at the heart of the country’s financial planning.
Tweh also takes aim at the growing political rhetoric that attempts to blame the CDC for the country’s economic difficulties.

He points out that the CDC inherited a negative poverty profile but has since worked to improve the nation’s economic foundation. He asserts that misinformation and propaganda, often propagated by the opposition, must be countered with data and facts.

“The CDC has made tangible progress in education, infrastructure, and governance,” Tweh concludes. “These are not the actions of a government that has destroyed Liberia’s economy. On the contrary, the Weah administration has laid the groundwork for a brighter, more sustainable future for the country.”

As Liberia continues to navigate its fiscal challenges and education reforms, Tweh’s report underscores the importance of honest discussions about the country’s economic future. With a growing debt stock and ambitious educational initiatives underway, Liberia’s path forward will require both fiscal responsibility and continued investment in human capital.

While the country’s debt situation demands urgent attention, the progress made in education offers hope for a brighter future one where Liberia’s next generation is equipped with the tools and knowledge to lead the nation forward.

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