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Government Tightens Gold Traceability -Dealers, Brokers Face Stricter Documentation…
MONROVIA - The Ministry of Mines and Energy has activated a gold traceability training program intended to strengthen Liberia’s artisanal mining sector, improve accountability and track gold from its point of production through trading and!-->…
Port Autonomy Becomes Law -Legislation paves way for national regulator
MONROVIA - Liberia has moved to loosen decades of centralized control over how it runs its ports. President Joseph N. Boakai has now signed two long-debated port autonomy bills into law. The legislation now grants operational!-->…
LETTER FROM SACLEPEA AFRICA MUST STOP BEING FIFA’S GUARANTEED VOTE BANK
By Musa Hassan Bility - (In Philly)
An Open Message to CAF President Patrice Motsepe and the Presidents of Africa’s 54 Member Associations
President Motsepe, members of the CAF Executive Committee, and presidents of Africa’s!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
THE ANALYST: Bruised, Unbroken, Still Standing-Surviving 28 years of Liberia’s turbulent…
MONROVIA - The survival of an independent newspaper for twenty-eight years is never a matter of longevity alone. In Liberia, it is a political fact. THE ANALYST enters its twenty-eighth year having outlived the administration that once!-->…
FOUNDER’S NOTE Twenty-Eight Years On, the Faith Holds
By Stanley Seakor, Managing Editor/Publisher
When a small band of us gathered in the closing days of August 1998 to prepare the first edition of THE ANALYST, we did not know whether the paper would see its first birthday, let alone its!-->!-->!-->…
Voices from the Early Newsroom-Veterans reflect on the tumultuous years — as told to THE…
Institutional memory is a newspaper’s quietest, surest defense. The six voices gathered here are not offered as nostalgia. They are testimony. Each veteran survived a different front of the same long struggle for the paper’s life. One!-->…
We Remain Unbroken and Vigilant
TODAY, at twenty-eight years of unbroken existence, we bow first in gratitude to God Almighty, and then to the readers, business partners and well-wishers who have carried THE ANALYST from a hunted upstart in 1998 to the seasoned watchdog!-->…
Memo to the President Subject: At 28, We Return to the Question of Legacy
Your Excellency:
Our “Memo to the President” returns to these pages on the occasion of our twenty-eighth anniversary, and it returns in the plain-spoken temper that first earned it a name. A newspaper that has kept the national watch!-->!-->!-->…
“I Feel Vindicated”-Former LFA chief revisits reform battle
MONROVIA - The return of Musa Hassan Bility to the African football debate is less about one man’s grievance than about control. Who governs the continental game, and on whose mandate? The former Liberia Football Association president has!-->…
Burrowes Challenges Liberians Abroad-Maryland dinner closes Liberia’s 179th anniversary
MONROVIA - A diaspora dinner is rarely only a dinner, least of all this one. The gathering that closed Liberia’s 179th independence celebrations in Maryland became a forum for self-examination. Its keynote turned an evening of ceremony!-->…