MONROVIA – For nearly two decades, Liberia’s security architecture has operated under a framework developed in the aftermath of war, when immediate stabilization and state reconstruction dominated national priorities. But …
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Justice Ministry Battles Armstrong Allegations Min. Tweh Fiercely Rejects Interference Claims Forcefully
MONROVIA – In every democracy, allegations of political interference within the justice system carry consequences far beyond the parties immediately involved. Such claims test public confidence, institutional credibility and the …
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MONROVIA – As Liberia’s political landscape gradually shifts toward the 2029 presidential elections, leading political figures are beginning to outline their visions for the country’s future while weighing in on …
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Boakai’s California Visit Sparks Questions -Gabriel Williams Questions Sacramento Engagement Strategy
MONROVIA – President Joseph Nyuma Boakai’s recent visit to California to receive a prestigious international peace award has generated praise for his statesmanship while simultaneously provoking questions about whether Liberia …
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Gongloe Challenges Liberia’s Electoral Threshold -Liberia’s political inclusion versus exclusion debate intensifies
A growing confrontation over the future character of Liberia’s democracy is emerging around a controversial electoral provision that could fundamentally reshape the country’s political landscape. At the center of the …
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By Dr. Randy Nelson Professor Emeritus of Education Editorial Contributor Commencement at any college or university is marked by exhilaration. The venue is bustling with activity as energized degree candidates …
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Boakai Clamps Down On Officials’ Foreign Trips -Cabinet ministers face strict new travel restrictions
MONROVIA – In a sweeping directive issued Thursday at the Executive Mansion in Monrovia, President Joseph Nyuma Boakai has moved decisively to rein in what his administration openly acknowledges has …
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CENTAL Hails Anti-Corruption Court -Civil society demands legislature pass bills urgently
MONROVIA – The Center for Transparency and Accountability in Liberia has welcomed President Joseph Nyuma Boakai’s submission to the Legislature of two landmark bills — one establishing a War and …
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As one who with the official and international teams led and successfully defeated the Ebola virus that devastated our country, I urge our government, particularly the Minister of Health and …
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Children who suffer from anxiety in emotionally unsafe classrooms must always be a high priority. Schools can be a hotbed for cruelty that results in rejection, labeling, gossip, in-groups, out-groups, …
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EJS Warns Against Ebola Complacency -Urges Govt, Citizens Pursue urgent national preparedness
MONROVIA – Liberia’s painful memories of the Ebola catastrophe have resurfaced sharply following renewed public health concerns that have prompted former President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf to issue a rare but …
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Boakai’s NIMBO Rally Sparks Public Outrage -Critics question Lawmakers’ priorities, accountability
MONROVIA – Liberia’s already fragile political climate is facing renewed scrutiny after several lawmakers openly participated in the launch of the National Independent Movement for Boakai Organization, popularly known as …
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Fallah’s Political Shenanigans Exposed -Nyumalin questions Deputy Speaker’s true intentions for Boakai
MONROVIA – What initially appeared to be an ordinary political disagreement inside Liberia’s ruling establishment has rapidly evolved into a revealing confrontation over loyalty, power, and the future direction of …
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MONROVIA – Liberia’s simmering anxieties over tribalism, religious polarization, and fear-based political mobilization have returned sharply to the national spotlight following a blistering intervention by Citizens Movement for Change Political …
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War Crimes Bills Reach Legislature-Executive seeks accountability and judicial transformation
MONROVIA – Liberia’s decades-long struggle with postwar accountability and systemic corruption entered a potentially defining chapter Thursday as the Boakai administration formally pushed forward legislation seeking the establishment of a War …
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MONROVIA – Former Ethiopian Prime Minister Tamrat Layne Admassu’s visit to Liberia arrives at a moment when African nations continue grappling with the intertwined burdens of postwar recovery, youth frustration, governance …
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Jurors’ Probe Sparks Fierce Constitutional Showdown-Tweah’s lawyer challenges court’s post-verdict authority fiercely
MONROVIA – Liberia’s already polarizing economic sabotage trial involving former Finance Minister Samuel D. Tweah Jr. has now exploded into a profound constitutional confrontation over judicial authority, jury independence, and the …
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Major Revenue Irregularities Rock Public Finance System -MFDP, LRA and CBL announce corrective actions
MONROVIA – Liberia’s public financial governance system has come under intense national scrutiny following explosive disclosures by the Ministry of Finance and Development Planning, the Liberia Revenue Authority, and the …
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Liberia Hosts Historic African Auditors Summit -Convenes Today in Monrovia Over Governance Reforms
MONROVIA – Liberia this week steps into an unusually prominent continental governance spotlight as the General Auditing Commission hosts, for the first time in the country’s history, a major regional …
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Justice Minister Rejects Corruption Case Defeat -Insists justice system remains credible
MONROVIA – Liberia’s anti-corruption campaign has entered one of its most politically combustible and legally consequential moments in recent memory, after a jury verdict that acquitted former Finance Minister Samuel …
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MONROVIA – For years, Liberia’s anti-corruption fight has moved in familiar circles, targeting selected officials while broader questions surrounding systemic abuse inside powerful state institutions often remain politically untouched. That …
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MONROVIA – Fifty years ago, the National Social Security and Welfare Corporation—better known today simply as NASSCORP—was created by the Liberian Legislature as a modest social insurance institution intended to …
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MONROVIA – Liberia’s already polarized political environment has entered another tense phase following the controversial conclusion of the widely discussed US$6.2 million financial misconduct trial involving former senior officials of the …
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By Dr. Randy Nelson, Professor Emeritus of EducationEditorial Contributor Liberia lives in a place of honor within my mind. The country has earned my deepest respect, a reverence stemming from …