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Konneh Blasts Drug Enablers -Targets Compromised Gatekeepers
MONROVIA - A sitting senator has recast Liberia's drug fight as a contest of economic incentives that reward well-placed insiders. Senator Amara Konneh contends that recent cocaine seizures and public burnings, however commendable, cannot…
Beyond the Dismissals: Expose the Cartel, Rescue the Children
PRESIDENT JOSEPH NYUMA Boakai's dismissals and suspensions of security and port officials implicated in the drug scandal are welcome, and long overdue. They are also, by themselves, nowhere near enough. THE ANALYST joins the growing chorus…
‘Children Before Politics’ -CMC’s Hassan Musa Bility Pleads for Children
MONROVIA - Writing from Providence, Rhode Island, Representative Musa Hassan Bility turns his weekly Letter from Saclepea toward Liberia's rawest wound. The drug crisis has dominated national conversation for two weeks, yet he hears only…
Koijee Takes Aim at Dillon’s “Sycophancy” Over Cocaine Crisis -As the drug debate…
MONROVIA - The escalating cocaine crisis has opened a new political front, with CDC Secretary General Jefferson Tamba Koijee questioning whether Montserrado Senator Abraham Darius Dillon’s once-fiery accountability voice has been softened…
CBL Bids Dukuly Farewell -Honors seven years of economic stewardship
MONROVIA - The Central Bank of Liberia's farewell to Deputy Governor Dr. Musa Dukuly doubled as a referendum on seven turbulent years. Appointed in 2019 amid institutional strain, Dukuly briefly steered the entire Bank as Officer-in-Charge…
Revenue Secrecy Rocks LTA -Chairman Massaquoi refuses public disclosure
MONROVIA - A year of silence from the Liberia Telecommunications Authority is hardening into a transparency crisis. Chairman Clarence K. Massaquoi refuses to disclose how much the regulator collects from telecom operators, insisting he…
OWECC-L Executive Director Returns from Rwanda -Visit Sharpens War Crimes Court Drive
MONROVIA - The Executive Director of the Office for the Establishment of the War and Economic Crimes Court for Liberia (OWECC-L), Dr. Cllr. Jallah A. Barbu (Prof.), has returned to Liberia following a successful ten-day study visit to the…
LETTER FROM SACLEPEA Who Is Speaking For The Children?
By Hon. Musa Hassan Bility
This week’s Letter from Saclepea comes from Providence, Rhode Island.
For nearly two weeks, Liberia’s public conversation has been dominated by drugs and their devastating impact on our country.
Yet I…
Weah Rallies CDC Diaspora -Declares 2029 Comeback, Urges Nationwide Reordering
MONROVIA - Former President George Manneh Weah has moved beyond political signaling to formally launch what amounts to the opening phase of his campaign for Liberia's 2029 presidential election. Addressing CDC supporters in the United…
Sirleaf Champions Women’s Inclusion -Says financial access drives sustainable…
MONROVIA - Liberia's economic transformation will depend not only on macroeconomic policies but also on whether millions of women gain meaningful access to financial opportunities. Former President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf's renewed call for…