The Analyst - For Those Who Strive For Better Liberia

MONROVIA - At a moment when Liberia is still navigating the fragile balance between public order and constitutional freedoms, the civil society organization STAND has accused state authorities of using the justice system to criminalize…

MONROVIA - Nearly two decades after the guns fell silent, Liberia is undertaking a comprehensive reassessment of how it plans, finances, and delivers national infrastructure. Years of fragmented investments, donor-driven projects, and…

MONROVIA - Liberia’s lawmakers reopened the Third Session of the 55th Legislature with a dual message: sell performance—roads, budgets, bills passed, institutional reforms—and signal next fights—elections law, redistricting, diaspora…

MONROVIA - Vice President Jeremiah Kpan Koung, Sr. used the opening of the Senate’s third regular session to strike a careful balance: praise the Legislature for passing a billion-dollar-plus national budget, salute opposition scrutiny as…

MONROVIA - The Liberian Senate today opened the 3rd Session of the 55th Legislature with a renewed focus on institutional reform, economic growth, and strategic governance. President Pro Tempore Nyonblee Karnga Lawrence outlined the…

MONROVIA - The Third Session of the 55th Legislature has seemingly opened at a pivotal moment for Liberia’s democratic and institutional development. Richard Nagbe Koon, Speaker of the House of Representatives, has describe the session as…

MONROVIA - Samuel D. Tweah Jr., fondly known amongst partisans at the great “Ideologue” was on a local radio, and his intervention was aimed at one central battlefield in Liberia’s political theater: who owns the record on debt, growth,…

MONROVIA - Brownie J. Samukai’s return to the political arena carries two unavoidable frames: a conviction and a presidential pardon, and a public still split on whether his case was accountability or politics. By doubling down—saying he…

MONROVIA - A seemingly minor holiday tradition—sending greeting cards—has escalated into a public integrity dispute between a private company and a public integrity institution. MDMC is gone on a pushback not only as a reputational defense…

MONROVIA - At a time Liberia is wrestling with how to fund higher education—while calls for free tuition collide with quality concerns—students at the University of Liberia’s Amos C. Sawyer College used competitive debate to test ideas in…