The Analyst - For Those Who Strive For Better Liberia

MONROVIA - The opposition's sharpest pen has turned a German philosopher against the Unity Party government. Congress for Democratic Change Secretary General Jefferson Tamba Koijee argues that grievance, rather than any program, powered…

MONROVIA - Liberia is using its Security Council seat to make an argument it learned the hard way. Forests, rivers and minerals can finance war, or they can underwrite a lasting peace. The Environmental Protection Agency's side event in…

MONROVIA - Official observances too often end with speeches, banners and little lasting change. This October, the Governance Commission promises something measurable. A new National Integrity Index will rank public institutions on ethics,…

MONROVIA - For six years, the law creating the Food Authority of Liberia sat on paper while unsafe goods moved freely. Director General Precellia Cherue has spent 18 months turning that paper into an institution. Her record includes burned…

MONROVIA - Liberia is turning its post-war story into diplomatic weight. On the UNGA stage, Monrovia launched its PATHWAYs framework for youth, peace and security. The timing here is quite deliberate. In December, Liberia takes over the UN…

MONROVIA - Charity in Liberia is often loud and brief. Jeety's has been quiet and long. The Liberia College of Physicians and Surgeons has now made his four decades of service official. It named the businessman an honorary fellow for his…

MONROVIA - A mine is more than a contract signed in the capital. Putu's revival will be judged in Grand Gedeh. The county's bar association has welcomed news that Africa Metallic Resources cleared the way to take over the iron-ore project.…

WHEN THE NATIONS of the world gathered in San Francisco eight decades ago to write the Charter of the United Nations, Liberia stood among only four African signatories, placing its small hand on the bedrock of the modern international…

MONROVIA - Color is never merely color in Liberian politics. It is identity, loyalty and long memory. Musa Hassan Bility has reposted a 2025 letter explaining why his movement chose yellow. The timing is his own; the message is quite…

MONROVIA - Liberia is moving to buy a modern multi-purpose ferry. The bet is that its long-neglected coastline can carry goods and people the way its rutted roads often cannot. The Liberia Maritime Authority says the vessel would haul…