The Analyst - For Those Who Strive For Better Liberia

MONROVIA - Liberia’s effort to resolve nonperforming loans has moved from diagnosis toward a coordinated national response involving government, banks, courts and borrowers. President Joseph Nyuma Boakai and officials used the National…

MONROVIA - Margibi County Senator Nathaniel Farlo McGill has rejected Henry Costa’s attempt to associate him with an alleged drug cartel, calling the claims false, malicious and unsupported. Through his office, McGill denied involvement in…

MONROVIA - Inside the telecom regulator, two grievances are simmering. Long-serving contractors say they are strung along without permanent jobs while revenue flows. Others allege a chairman claiming credit for work done before his time.…

MONROVIA - Cllr. Taiwan Gongloe’s challenge to African Methodist Episcopal University faculty reaches beyond classroom discipline to Liberia’s crisis of public integrity. Speaking Saturday on Camp Johnson Road, Gongloe argued that…

MONROVIA - Liberia’s second National Risk Assessment will test whether the country can identify financial crimes before they deepen institutional and economic vulnerabilities. Specialized working groups will collect nationwide data from…

MONROVIA - President Joseph Nyuma Boakai used the Second Annual Presidential Media Dinner in Congo Town to reaffirm his administration’s declared commitment to press freedom. His message also placed a demanding burden on journalists:…

MONROVIA - Acting Justice Minister and Attorney General Betty Lamin-Blamo entered office with Liberia watching how prosecutors handle corruption, narcotics and politically sensitive cases. Her assumption statement directly addressed fears…

MONROVIA - Government’s renewed promises to protect journalists arrived with a material concession: payment of debts that previous administrations left with local media institutions. The declarations at the second Presidential Media Dinner…

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 by the Sustainability Act it passes, not by the dinner it hosts. TWICE NOW,…

MONROVIA - Africa Leadership Magazine’s profile presents Ambassador B. Elias Shoniyin as a Liberian diplomat and development practitioner focused on Africa’s institutional renewal. He argues that the continent’s future rests on choices…