The Analyst - For Those Who Strive For Better Liberia

MONROVIA - In Nimba, the vote-rich county that has made and unmade Liberian presidents, a single senator’s quarrel has swelled into a contest that could redraw the map of 2029. The indefinite expulsion of Senator Samuel G. Kogar from the…

MONROVIA - The Africa College of Bishops' first Liberia meeting placed the country at the center of United Methodist planning across the continent. Beyond fellowship, the gathering linked church unity with practical commitments in…

MONROVIA - Liberia's induction into the African Petroleum Regulators Forum gives its petroleum regulator access to continental expertise as offshore activity expands. The membership arrives as the Liberia Petroleum Regulatory Authority…

MONROVIA - The legal team of Former Vice President Jewel Howard-Taylor has shifted its strategy from preliminary examination to trial amid a dispute over evidence access. The statement places due process, presumption of innocence and…

MONROVIA - The World Bank's latest review argues that Liberia has stabilized its finances but must transform how government raises and spends money. That challenge is urgent because the country requires USD 8.4 billion over five years to…

MONROVIA - Alex Chersia Grant’s PPCC board nomination comes as Liberia moves public contracting toward electronic oversight. Executive Director Bodger Scott Johnson welcomed the choice and linked it to expanding electronic government…

MONRPOVIA - President Joseph Nyuma Boakai’s visit to football legend Josiah Nils Johnson carried meaning beyond a ceremonial presidential courtesy. It placed a forgotten national servant before the country and acknowledged the hardship…

MONRPOVIA - Liberia's fractured opposition has taken another cautious step toward unity. Sunday's roundtable was hosted by the Congress for Democratic Change and presided over by former President George Weah. It produced a steering…

MONROVIA - Nearly three years after President Joseph Nyuma Boakai promised change, Musa Hassan Bility sees little fundamental improvement. His criticism questions whether government messaging has displaced honest assessment of national…

For the better part of two decades, Liberia's opposition has told the electorate a story it can no longer afford to repeat. It is the story of leaders who gather with fanfare, sign communiques with flourish, and pose for the cameras— and…