The Analyst - For Those Who Strive For Better Liberia

MONROVIA: While some pundits with the sixth political sense are wondering what all this connotes for the larger future of Liberia, sports analysts say they are still in shock that a little known province, River Gee (Leopard River or River…

ONE OF LIBERIA’S REMOTEST and youngest counties, River Gee, has been announced winner of the Liberian National County Sports Meet 2023/2024. It is now the defending champions, holder of the trophy and earner of some L$2 million. It is the…

MONROVIA: One of the few progressive legacies of the Liberian people’s “struggle for rice and right” is the Press Union of Liberia, having survived various political and social turbulences since its birth nearly 60 years ago. During this…

MONROVIA: The Office-In-Charge (OIC) of the Press Union of Liberia has made a clarion call to Liberian journalists to forget their differences and put the union back to its lost esteem and stature. “Let this be a clarion call that, if we…

MONROVIA: In the wake of Liberia's post-war period, foreign investment has emerged as a beacon of hope which drives the nation's economic recovery and reconstruction efforts. ArcelorMittal, a global leader in steel production, has been a…

MONROVIA: As President Boakai sets out to visit the United States this weekend, he made the news Uncle Sam and some Liberians had longed awaited: news about the status of War and Economic Crimes Court (WECC) that he had promised during the…

MONROVIA: Solidarity Trust for a New Day (STAND) has commended President Joseph Nyuma Boakai for his decision to sign the Executive Order #131 which will pave the way for establishing an office for War and Economic Crimes Court in Liberia.…

MONROVIA: While it is true that the onus to govern rests with elected and appointed officials through the delegation of fiduciary authority, there still remains the need for specialized skills from private individuals and…

MONROVIA: The Director General of the Civil Service Agency (CSA), Mr. Josiah Joekai, has announced that his administration and by extension Government has placed a cap of US$2 million in public service consultancy regime to, in his words,…

MONROVIA: The annual human rights reports by the United States covering several countries, mainly those benefiting from US taxpayers’ money, are often faulted for what critics say is the writers’ bias and failure to do thorough due…