Editorial

The tension between state security and the right to civil protest has once again taken center stage in Liberia. In...

Senate Pro-Tempore Nyonblee Karnga-Lawrence’s recent address to the Liberian Senate marks an ambitious and commendable step toward modernization and institutional...

The revelation that Peter Matthew George—a man long trusted with scalpels, syringes, and lives—was never a real doctor is not...

It is with rising concern and deep national dismay that we at The Liberian Investigator address the recent letter from...

Power, it is often said, reveals a person’s true character. And for President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, the revelation is becoming...

In the unfolding debate over the future of Liberia’s Yekepa-to-Buchanan railway, one principle must guide our leaders: the best interests...

There are moments in the life of a nation when the choices of its leaders define not only the future...

Enough is enough. For seven months, Liberia has been locked in a constitutional nightmare, one that has paralyzed the Legislature,...

Today, as the Christian world solemnly observes Good Friday, we in Liberia are reminded of the profound sacrifice of Jesus...

Liberia is bleeding money — not just from corruption or wasteful spending — but from a reckless political culture that...