Clean Water to Africa (CWA)

CWA, is a very outgoing humanitarian organization that believes that laughter is one of life's greatest medicines.  We laugh hard and play harder, but our corporate mission is a matter of life and death for many generations currently living in Developing Nations.  We believe the purpose of land and the value of its natural resources should be a benefit to all.  Unfortunately, greed and selfish ambition all too often smashes this purpose under the heaviness of capitalism. So, from varied walks of life we have joined forces that span gambits of eclectic creativity to astute disciplines of Fortune 500 business acumen to establish this organization to serve by being a catalyst for social and longstanding economic CHANGE.  

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How CWA works:

Clean Water to Africa is purposed to utilize the natural resources and business opportunities to fund sustainable development and infrastructure (e.g., clean water, schools, clinics, filters, roads and energy/current).  We do this by using the capital from new businesses, donations and freewill offerings to supply mostly Liberian national companies with labor capital, equipment, transportation and the proper licenses necessary to gain access to natural resources and new businesses.  Our local resource partners are able to legally complete their jobs under the protection of the Liberian government with efficiency and efficacy.  CWA receives a major portion of the natural resource profits to then develop the areas of our influence.  This is done via the construction and stocking of clinics, the building of schools and supplying of reading materials and by providing the indigenous with jobs and assignments that carry commensurate wages of developed nations in the west.  We believe CWA is a different sort of organization and we aim to demonstrate that fact in our approach to sustainable development. CWA's approach to organized humanitarian service is unique for many reasons:



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Charles Edward Goss IV - Managing Director  
Eddie works both on the ground in Liberia and in the United States.  He is responsible for managing development, mining and fiscal operations for CleanWaterToAfrica.Org (CWA) and Liberia Tridime International, Inc (LTI).

eddie@cleanwatertoafrica.org

Nyema Spencer Klafleh - Director of Mining and Logistics
A native born Liberian, Spencer Klafleh lives in Liberia and manages the day to day operations of LTI’s labor force.  As an established Precious Metals and Diamond miner, Mr Klafleh brings over 15years of industry experience to the team.  

Jennifer Goss - Director

Jennifer combines the administrative abilities of a new-age multi-tasking guru and the executive acumen of an elder Sensei. She controls the daily flow of corporate responsibilities and oversees project implementation.  

jennifer@cleanwatertoafrica.org​​

​Michael Theodore Carson II - Director of Operations

Michael is a entrepenuer and a aspiring philantropist with strong dedication to humanitarian and development efforts abroad.  Mr. Carson serves as corporate liasion between our foreign and domestic partnerships.  While onground in Liberia, Michael manages development and mining operations in our River Cess and Cestos project areas.  

mcarson@cleanwatertoafrica.org

Nigel Knibb Family Foundation - Managing Partner 
The Knibb family brings the corporate affluence and financial background that enables CleanWatertoAfrica.org (CWA) and Liberia Tridime International, Inc (LTI) to properly deliver in the marketplace both domestically and abroad. 



Tekela R. Scott - Director of Education
Ms. Scott manages corporate and educational development operations of LTI as an acting Partner.