Liberia’s "Citizenship Debate" is also a technology problem!

As Liberia debates citizenship reform, the bigger technology question is this: do we have the digital systems to protect jobs, verify skills, track work permits, and make fair decisions for Liberians?

Liberia’s Digital Economy: why we’re still stuck — and what we can fix now?

A real digital economy is simple: it’s when technology reduces stress in daily life, so people can pay, apply, verify, and move forward without begging, walking around, or wasting time.

President Boakai ordered the Yellow Machines. Now Liberia needs an “Operating System” to protect them.

Without an "Operating System," Liberia will lose them, because assets without tracking, maintenance, and controls don’t build roads; they become losses.

Liberia’s Digital Moment of Truth: beyond the “alleged” data breach investigation lies a test of governance and national security.

As lawmakers probe alleged breaches affecting critical institutions (LRA, LEC, & NIC), the real question is whether Liberia is institutionally prepared to secure its digital future.

The controversial decision to outsource Liberia’s biometric voting data to China: A big cybersecurity risk

With the national elections fast approaching (October 2023), Liberia's National Election Commission (NEC) announced that they are awarding the biometric voter registration system contract to a Chinese company, EKEMP. The announcement was criticized by many, including the Liberian Senate. Many believed that a local company subject to Liberia&