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MONROVIA - There is no better way the farce of change, progress and claim of doing better naturally can be unmasked in a country such as Liberia than when stewards in critical service delivery, such as education, health, transportation,…

MONROVIA - Eighty (80) years ago, people of different countries, social systems and ideologies united to defeat the dark and evil forces of fascism and won the victory of peace and justice, and this is particularly a momentous day for the…

The country has gone virtually silent since serious reports about human rights violations, including arbitrary killings, torture and other inhumane treatment in Liberia were reported by the US Department of State. Even the most notable…

By George C Flomo The Government of Liberia has praised residents of the Saye town Community for taking decisive action against the sale and use of illicit drugs in their neighborhood, describing the move as a strong message to…

MONROVIA - News reaching The Analyst from Yekepa, Nimba County says ArcelorMittal dozens of housing units are under active renovation in Yekepa’s Area R and that similar work is taking place in Buchanan, Grand Bassa County. An…

MONROVIA - Liberia faces rising youth unemployment, widespread drug abuse—especially synthetic drugs like “kush”, and weak coordination among justice, health, and social services. Marginalized youth, often labeled as “zogos,” experience…

MONROVIA - While the age-old Liberian bureaucratic system is replete with a huge directory of public servants who regard public service a lottery to instant opulence, there are a few Liberians who entered the governance space with a sense…

By H Matthew Turry MONROVIA - The Chairman of the Liberia National Commission on Arms (LiNCA) James Fromayan is doing perhaps what his media accusers could not do to him: follow the facts, talk to sources before getting into action. …

MONROVIA - Article 21(e) of the 1986 Constitution is unequivocally clear: “No person charged, arrested, restricted, detained or otherwise held in confinement shall be subject to torture or inhumane treatment…nor shall any person be seized…

By George C. Flomo MONROVIA - Minister of Information, Cultural Affairs and Tourism, Jerolinmek Matthew Piah, has cautioned the public, particularly influential voices on social media, against prematurely defending individuals accused…