The Analyst - For Those Who Strive For Better Liberia

MONROVIA - Cllr. Tiawan Saye Gongloe has reached for the harshest word in the fiscal vocabulary. A budget that rewards a few officials over the many, he argues, is legalized theft. The charge lands as the 2027 budget takes shape. His most…

MONROVIA - Michael Adeboboye places Jewel Howard-Taylor at the center of a larger charge. One cocaine shipment, he argues, produced three standards of justice. She was picked up on August 19 and faced a writ six days later. Others named in…

MONROVIA - Liberia’s geological archives may be worth more than they look. Maps, field records, and old survey reports are the raw intelligence of mining. Whoever reads them first gains a decisive commercial edge. That is why KoBold…

MONROVIA - The Female Journalists Association of Liberia (FeJAL) has reached a strategic milestone in its drive to empower female media professionals by opening doors to specialized training, academic scholarships, and international media…

MONROVIA - Liberia’s aviation ambitions have long outrun its hangars. Aircraft serviced abroad mean added costs, delays, and skilled jobs exported overseas. AvDyne AeroServices now floats a training institution and a Maintenance, Repair…

By H. Matthew Turry MONROVIA — The University of Liberia (UL) has officially launched a sweeping $6.35 million infrastructure overhaul across its campuses. However, university leadership has yet to set a definitive reopening date for…

MONROVIA - The opposition has found a target in the public schools crisis. Jefferson Tamba Koijee, Secretary General of the Congress for Democratic Change, blames Senator Abraham Darius Dillon personally. He alleges nepotism, kickbacks and…

MONROVIA - Senator Edwin Melvin Snowe, Jr. returned to the Senate floor carrying a ledger of unfinished business. His statement reads as an indictment of implementation. A Bomi school roof has stayed broken for more than three years…

MONROVIA - Liberia’s peace is no longer in question. Its prosperity still is. That tension ran through Christine N. Umutoni’s briefing ahead of the 81st United Nations Day. Asked by THE ANALYST to measure the UN’s contribution, she offered…

MONROVIA - Monrovia’s public school children have become their own advocates. They marched to the Capitol on Tuesday because their teachers would not enter classrooms. Their testimony exposes a two-tier system. Private school pupils are…