In politics, the power of incumbency is often mistaken for permanence. It confers control over institutions, access to state resources, command of narratives, and...
The Panoramic Justice Group (PJG), acting on behalf of its Executive Director and the widow of Patron Saint, hereby issues this urgent and solemn public...
Abstract
Liberia occupies a distinctive and often misunderstood position in African political history. As Africa’s first independent republic (1847), Liberia emerged not merely as a...
By: Cornelius Robert U-Sayee
We are nearly at the end of 2025 and unemployment remains alarming in Liberia, especially among young Liberian graduates. According to...
Deputy House Speaker Thomas Fallah’s recent public appeal for fellow Lofa kinsmen to rally behind President Joseph Boakai is not merely poor politics. It...
By Taa Wongbe (Representative, Nimba County)
As always, some feelings might get bruised, but let’s be honest, if they didn’t, they wouldn’t be inconvenient, now, would...
By George K. Werner (former education minister)
Four years ago, West Africa reacted with fury when Guinea’s elected president was overthrown in a military coup....
By Samuel Tweah, Jr. (former Finance and Development Planning Minister)
Today, I will break down the latest World Bank’s poverty assessment for policy makers and...
