The Analyst - For Those Who Strive For Better Liberia

MONROVIA - Acting Information Minister Johnny S. Tarkpah used Liberia’s World Press Freedom Day platform in Kakata to reaffirm government commitment to media freedom while urging journalists to match independence with responsibility…

MONROVIA - Presidential Press Secretary Kula Bonah Nyei Fofana used Liberia’s World Press Freedom Day platform in Kakata to present the Boakai administration’s case for an expanding democratic space, asserting that media freedom…

MONROVIA - A rare and forceful public intervention by Theresa Cummings, wife of Alexander B. Cummings, has injected fresh intensity into Liberia’s already charged political discourse, as she openly rebuts a stream of allegations and…

MONROVIA - Liberia’s push to reposition itself as a credible destination for international investment is gaining renewed momentum, as a high-level French business delegation prepares to visit the country following coordinated…

MONROVIA - As World Press Freedom Day is marked, Liberia confronts a moment that feels less like celebration and more like scrutiny. A string of recent developments—from the expulsion of Representative Yekeh Kolubah over border comments,…

MONROVIA - A defining moment in Liberia’s religious and social landscape unfolded in Paynesville as Reverend Trocon Wilfred Langford was formally inducted as the 16th Pastor of Effort Baptist Church, a congregation widely regarded as a…

MONROVIA - As Liberia joins the global observance of World Press Freedom Day, the Press Union of Liberia is mobilizing journalists, civil society actors, and policymakers in Kakata at a moment defined as much by reflection as by concern.…

THERE IS A growing discomfort settling over Liberia—one that cannot be dismissed as partisan noise or routine political friction. It is the uneasy recognition that a government elected on the promise of openness and reform is beginning to…

MONROVIA - A strongly worded intervention by Nimba County Representative Musa Bility, written under his widely followed column “Letter from Saclepea” while on a visit to the United States, is reshaping national debate on Liberia’s military…

MONROVIA - In a move that signals renewed urgency in Liberia’s long and often contentious journey toward accountability, President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr., has extended the mandate of the Office of the War and Economic Crimes Court for…