Editorial

The first casualty of power, it is said, is principle. In Liberia, that casualty is now showing up in court...

The Liberian Investigator has walked the Red Light market more times than we care to count. Each visit reveals the...

President Joseph Nyuma Boakai’s recent high-level engagements in Washington, D.C., mark an important chapter in Liberia’s foreign policy and economic...

When governments strike infrastructure deals on a Sunday, the world ought to ask why. That is precisely what Liberia did...

In a nation striving to rebuild public trust and institutional credibility, the case of Rolando K. Woheel at the National...

Dear sisters, You see Karishma and Wokie shining today, their lives weren’t always bright. I’ve seen them at their lowest,...

The Liberian Investigator stands with the opposition political parties in their call for the immediate appointment of a Special Prosecutor...

What should have been a historic push to formalize identity, protect rights, and streamline access to services has now collapsed...

When laws are written, they are meant to be followed. When institutions are created to uphold those laws, they must...

In a nation still haunted by the ghosts of its bloody past, Liberia’s pursuit of justice for war crimes is...