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Reform Must Not Come at the Cost of Accountability
The Government of Liberia’s decision to restructure traffic management operations and transfer key functions of the Ministry of Transport to...
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Presidential Removal Powers Over LACC Commissioners Must Be Treated With Extreme Caution
Liberia’s fight against corruption has never been merely a legal battle. It is a test of institutional design, political will...
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When Lawmakers’ Oversight Turns Yellow
When the House of Representatives turned up in coordinated yellow attire to inspect the now-famous fleet of earth-moving equipment and...
Read moreArrival of the Yellow Machines: Promise, Process and Public Trust
The docking of the first 137 “Yellow Machines” at the Freeport of Monrovia marks a defining moment in the Boakai...
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A Call for Innovation, Fair Pay and Integrity in Liberian Journalism
Dear Publishers and Reporters, It has been more than a century since the practice of modern journalism took root in...
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Saving Liberia’s Media Is a National Obligation — Not a Private Struggle
Liberia’s media crisis is no longer a newsroom problem. It is a governance problem, a market failure and, increasingly, a...
Read moreSecurity Cannot Wear Tribal Colors
Liberia has walked this road before and paid dearly for every step taken toward parallel authority. That is why the...
Read moreA National Identity in Limbo: A Governance Test Liberia Can’t Afford to Fail
Nearly a year after it was positioned as a linchpin of state modernization, Liberia’s National Identification Registry (NIR) lies dormant,...
Read moreThe Speaker’s Gavel Must Not Silence the People
The Speaker’s gavel is not a mute button. It is meant to maintain order so that the people’s business can...
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Anti-Corruption Reform Must Strengthen, Not Subordinate, the LACC
Liberia’s long and fragile struggle to build credible anti-corruption institutions has reached a defining moment. The heated clash at the...
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