Strengthening Anti-Corruption Measures: U.S. Delegation Meets President-elect Joseph N. Boakai

In a significant diplomatic encounter, a light-level delegation from the U.S. Embassy near Monrovia engaged with H.E. President-elect Joseph Nyuma Boakai on Tuesday. The delegation, led by Charge d’Affaires Catherine Rodriguez, convened at President-elect Joseph N. Boakai’s Paynesville Office to discuss a paramount issue — the commitment to combat corruption in Liberia. The focal point […]

Jefferson Koijee Accuses Unity Party of Election Theft: A Closer Look

In a recent address at the Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) party headquarters, Jefferson Koijee, the Secretary General and Mayor of Monrovia City, accused the opposition Unity Party of “stealing” the November 14 runoff elections. Koijee’s claims, made without supporting evidence, raise questions about the electoral process and the political climate in Liberia. Despite President […]

President George Manneh Weah Departs For COP28

The President of the Republic, H.E. Dr. George Manneh Weah, on Monday, November 27, 2023, departed the country for the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to join other world leaders for the famous COP28 conference. Heads of the United Nations Climate Change High Level Champions, UNFCCC, UN Women, IUCN, and Women’s Environmental and Development Organization (WEDO) […]

Discontent in District #10: Representative Acarous Moses Gray Faces Criticism Over Alleged Nepotism and Neglect

In recent developments, District #10 representative Acarous Moses Gray has come under scrutiny for allegedly sending his daughter, Amelia Gray, to the USA for studies, while neglecting qualified and professional members of the Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) for international scholarships. Critics argue that Gray’s actions highlight a disparity in opportunities within the ruling government. […]

Liberian Citizens Demand Accountability: Contrasting Wealth and Poverty in the Weah Administration

In recent times, a growing wave of discontent has swept through Liberia as citizens demand a thorough audit of the Weah administration’s financial dealings. The stark contrast between the lavish spending on personal luxuries, exemplified by the extravagant tomb of Nathaniel McGill’s mother, and the impoverished lives of many CDCians has fueled the call for […]

Youth for Peace: Bridging Communities through Interactive Dialogue and Co-Creation

In a world often marked by political turbulence and social unrest, the role of youth in fostering peace and stability cannot be overstated. Recognizing this, Youth Bridge, in collaboration with Actionaid, launched the “Youth for Peace” campaign on November 10, 2023, with the goal of engaging young people, particularly those affiliated with political parties, in […]

President George Manneh Weah Addresses Supporters at Forky Klon Jlaleh Family Fellowship Church

In a candid and emphatic address on Sunday, November 26, 2023 at the Forky Klon Jlaleh Family Fellowship Church, President Dr. George Manneh Weah responded to accusations from some members of his party, the CDC, who blamed him for their failure to secure votes in the recent elections. The President, known for his direct communication […]

Auditing is Not Witch-Hunting: Liberians Call for Accountability in Boakai’s Government

As Liberia prepares for the transition of power from President George Weah to President-elect Amb. Joseph N. Boakai, a resounding cry emerges from the citizens urging the incoming government to conduct a thorough audit of the previous administration. While some elements within the political landscape may attempt to frame this call for accountability as witch-hunting, […]

Unraveling the Unsettled Succession: The CDC’s Defeat in the 2023 Presidential Election

The political landscape of Liberia witnessed a seismic shift in 2023 as the nation grappled with the aftermath of the presidential election that marked the end of President George Weah’s tenure. The anticipation surrounding Weah’s successor was a defining factor that ultimately contributed to the defeat of the ruling party, the Coalition for Democratic Change […]