The Analyst - For Those Who Strive For Better Liberia

MONROVIA -Liberia has decentralization laws on paper. Its counties still wait for decentralized delivery. That gap explains why a government delegation is in Kigali for 12 days. Deputy Minister Edward K. Mulbah stated the paradox plainly.…

MONROVIA - Memoranda of understanding are easy to sign. Filling them with projects is harder. Maryland and Liberia signed theirs on June 24, 2026. Prince George’s County Councilwoman Wala Blegay now leads the first serious test of that…

MONROVIA - Forty-one students graduated from ArcelorMittal High School in Yekepa after a perfect WASSCE pass rate. The school now tops every school in Nimba County. The result lands while Monrovia’s public school students march for absent…

By Dr. Randy NelsonProfessor Emeritus of EducationContributing Columnist Dr. Randy Nelson has been a professional educator for 47 years. Since 2018 he has worked closely with Liberian teachers, university students, professors, and…

MONROVIA - Charity launched from the President’s household carries a weight ordinary charity does not. Joseph Boakai Jr., the President’s son, now steps into that space with SPARK Liberia. His foundation and the Angel Care Foundation will…

MONROVIA - Commencement speakers usually flatter graduates. Mohammed Ali chose instead to diagnose a national illness. The Liberia Water and Sewer Corporation boss told Grand Gedeh University’s Class of 2026 that importance is Liberia’s…

MONROVIA - Legislatures rarely grade themselves harshly, and the Liberian Senate is no exception. Pro Tempore Nyonblee Karnga-Lawrence reopened the session with a catalogue of victories. The strongest claim rests on an outside judge. The…

MONROVIA - Magdalene Dagoseh’s removal as Commerce Minister has become a Grand Bassa County political brawl. A rebuttal issued in her defense makes grave claims. It alleges that Senators Nyonblee Karnga-Lawrence and Abraham Darius Dillon…

MONROVIA - Governments speaking in many voices confuse the public they serve. The Ministry of Information, Cultural Affairs and Tourism wants to end that. Its draft National Communication Strategy promises “One Government, One Voice” from…

MONROVIA - Donor money follows confidence, and confidence follows credible audits. Auditor General P. Garswa Jackson Sr. carried that argument to three European capitals. In Berlin, Geneva and Brussels, he presented Liberia’s experience in…