Liberia’s Progressive Forerunner, MOJA , At 47 And The Day Passed Like A Whimper
By Worlea-Saywah Dunah The Movement for Justice in Africa, popularly known as MOJA, turned forty-seventh last week, yet the only reminder was a tiny post with a picture of the well-known Taiwon Gongloe, its current chairman – the picture attracted more readers, even me. But forty years is a truly long time, however, the concatenation of outrageous fortunes that has landed the Movement for Justice in Africa and its coterie of once celebrated progressives a sad afterthought in Liberian politics. It saddened my heart like David lamenting King…
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