The Analyst - For Those Who Strive For Better Liberia

MONROVIA:  The tradition of picking a keynote speaker for Liberia’s Independence Day – the unarguably most important public ceremony of the country – has come a long way. The choice, often decided by the President of the Republic, is often…

CLEARLY, LIBERIANS ARE divided in their opinions about Liberia’s 177th Independence Day celebration and what should be done and why. Visibly, some are not happy, not because they hate the day per se, but because they think the country, or…

MONROVIA:  Liberians awoke to the news of attempts by the Boakai administration to renew investigation of “mysterious deaths” that took place during the reign of its predecessor. A couple of deaths took place, including those of government…

MONROVIA:  A Liberian educator and intellectual, B. Elias Shoniyin, say despite these perennial odds facing Liberia, “this year’s Independence Day commemoration comes with hope”. He said the arrival of a new dispensation heralds a new…

MONROVIA:  It is either a sweeping dragnet against impunity, a drive for accountability, that the Boakai-led ruling Unity Party is widening its probes of every dint of controversy that took place under the reign of its predecessor or, as…

MONROVIA:  As the Unity Party is hosting its first celebration of Liberia’s National Day under Joseph Boakai’s presidency, it seems some key stalwarts are not inclined to leave the messaging with the National Orator who may not be a…

MONROVIA : President Joseph Boakai has been impressing upon stakeholders in the Mano River Basin of the need to support the implementation of the MRU revised 15th Protocol on Peace, Security and Defense. Also underscoring the historical…

MONROVIA : Whether it is a continuation of what some pundits continue to suspect as a witch-hunt by the ruling Unity Party Government against its predecessor or a genuine pursuit of justice and rule and law, the National Liberia Police has…

MONROVIA : As the National Legislature takes a midyear break, echoes are hovering indicating that that relatively quiet and serene tributary of the Liberian public service has made a steady progress since the 55th Legislature took seat in…

MONROVIA : The Minister of Information, Cultural Affairs, and Tourism (MICAT), Jerolinmek Matthew Paih, has been briefing the nation on the country’s path towards development and investment as outlined Liberia's ambitious developmental…