The Analyst - For Those Who Strive For Better Liberia

Since the publication of the ProPublica documentary on More Than Me (MTM) Saga, the existence of the MTM as an institution has become a subject of controversy.  The publication unearthing the seduction of school-age teenagers under consent…

As she endeavors to ensure that the University of Liberia (UL) is ranked among the top 20 universities in West Africa, Dr. Ophelia Inez Weeks, 14th President of the University of Liberia, has been elected as Deputy Board Chair of the…

~ Describes Liberian Vice President as a Woman of Humility     Reverend Mother Esther Abimbola Ajayi, a Nigerian Prelate regarded in many quarters as Africa’s Most Generous Philanthropist, has donated cash and buses to three institutions…

In its bid to provide business opportunities for Liberians and their foreign partners, the leadership of the Liberia Chamber of Commerce (LCC) says it has recognized the economic situation, and the desirous of marketing Liberian products…

  There is no question that the Media is Liberia’s Fourth Estate. What that means amongst other things is that it a stakeholder in the nation’s quest for stability, democracy, and progress. The Media must therefore do the things that…

Anniversary Avowal by Managing Editor Stanley Seakor The Analyst is today 20 and I, as founder and Managing Editor, while praising the almighty God, will also acknowledge the unrelenting support and solidarity that the newspaper has got…

National and external recognition and acclimation of the work and contributions of The Analyst have been mammoth throughout its 14-year existence. Doubting Thomases were brought to their knees when, two years ago, the Secretary of State of…

-Gets PUL’s ‘Best Newspaper 2007/2008’ Award -Management Upbeats, Calls It Deserving Endurance and commitment, they say, are the linchpins for success. That though may not be so unless it is tempered with professionalism dedicated to…

THE PRESS UNION of Liberia (PUL) announced, last Saturday, that it has endorsed its 2008 Award Committee’s selection of The Analyst for this year’s “Best Newspaper Award”. Subsequently, Monday this week, the Union made good its endorsement…

Analysis by Sherman C. Seequeh The father of Africa Literature, legendary Chinua Achebe, was a prolific writer who, through his writings particularly in Things Fall Part, popularized his native Igbo culture and by extension brought…