The Analyst

MONROVIA – Public reaction to Liberia’s US$1 billion revenue milestone exposes a gap between government’s fiscal celebration and citizens’ economic experience….

MONROVIA – Former Commerce Minister Amin Modad’s response to Liberia’s US$1 billion milestone shifts attention from collection figures toward choices that deter…

MONROVIA – Deputy Information Minister Daniel O. Sando’s briefing connects Liberia’s fiscal threshold to salaries, security, roads, business financing, diplomac…

MONROVIA – The Africa College of Bishops has closed its first gathering in Liberia with commitments covering church regionalization, episcopal growth, ecumenica…

MONROVIA – Liberia’s historic crossing of the US$1 billion domestic revenue threshold gives the Boakai administration both an achievement and a demanding accoun…

MONROVIA – Liberia’s warning before the United Nations Security Council places the advancing Sahel terrorist threat within the country’s security calculations….

MONROVIA – Liberia’s effort to resolve nonperforming loans has moved from diagnosis toward a coordinated national response involving government, banks, courts a…

MONROVIA – Margibi County Senator Nathaniel Farlo McGill has rejected Henry Costa’s attempt to associate him with an alleged drug cartel, calling the claims fal…

MONROVIA – Inside the telecom regulator, two grievances are simmering. Long-serving contractors say they are strung along without permanent jobs while revenue f…

MONROVIA – Cllr. Taiwan Gongloe’s challenge to African Methodist Episcopal University faculty reaches beyond classroom discipline to Liberia’s crisis of public…

MONROVIA – Liberia’s second National Risk Assessment will test whether the country can identify financial crimes before they deepen institutional and economic v…

MONROVIA – President Joseph Nyuma Boakai used the Second Annual Presidential Media Dinner in Congo Town to reaffirm his administration’s declared commitment to…

MONROVIA – Acting Justice Minister and Attorney General Betty Lamin-Blamo entered office with Liberia watching how prosecutors handle corruption, narcotics and…

MONROVIA – Government’s renewed promises to protect journalists arrived with a material concession: payment of debts that previous administrations left with loc…

THE PRESIDENT BROKE bread with the press and made handsome promises. The media is dying of economics, not only of muzzling, and this government will be judged b…

MONROVIA – Africa Leadership Magazine’s profile presents Ambassador B. Elias Shoniyin as a Liberian diplomat and development practitioner focused on Africa’s in…

MONROVIA – Citizens Movement for Change Political Leader Musa Hassan Bility has challenged Liberia’s habit of treating personal relationships as evidence of pol…

MONROVIA – The second Presidential Media Dinner became a platform for Liberia’s press leaders to move beyond ceremony and place concrete demands before Presiden…

MONROVIA –  A supporter of the war on drugs has turned on its methods. Cllr. Cephus says he backs the hunt for drug barons without reservation. But the way form…

This week, I want to talk about HUMAN RELATIONSHIPS.

MONROVIA – President Joseph Boakai has placed Liberia’s commissioned officials under a test: public authority must produce measurable results. His September 8 c…

President Joseph Boakai approaches Liberia’s December Security Council presidency with unfinished justice business threatening the country’s international credi…

MONROVIA – Liberia’s development debate is shifting from crisis response toward preparation, resilience and stronger national ownership. The September 3 dialogu…

MONROVIA – Liberia’s posthumous recognition of Rev. Dr. J. Edwin Llyod Sr. preserves a record of service spanning the military, humanitarian work and refugee ad…