Editorial

By Julius T. Jaesen, II, BA, MA, Cand. M.Sc. Managing Editor Democracy Watch coyies2004@gmail.com In the annals of governance, the delicate balance between competence and sycophancy…

By Julius T Jaesen II Managing Editor Democracy Watch My one-cent opinion on President Boakai's nomination or recycling of officials from past administrations... To question Boakai's nominations…

By Julius T. Jaesen, II  Managing Editor  Democracy Watch In a world brimming with diverse landscapes, cultures, and histories, I stand in admiration of Liberia, a nation whose spirit shines…

We are deeply saddened by the propaganda stunt being waged against Liberia’s biggest concession and taxpayer, ArcelorMittal, by the so-called “Liberian Economy”. For close to a year so far, the…

For more than three months now, the internet space has been polluted and bombarded with repeated disinformation and slanderous propaganda with the willful intent of stalling a major foreign…

Last week, armed men carrying machetes and other deadly weapons attacked ArcelorMittal’s Tokadeh Mines in Yekepa and shot an employee. The violent attack was masterminded by a gang of criminals…

By Chernoh Alpha M. Bah It is now clear to all those who have been watching developments in West Africa that the June 2023 elections in Sierra Leone have turned out to be the biggest…

Poverty in Liberia is projected to increase over the next few years, a worrying prediction that aligns with enormous unemployment and low income. This projection, international financial…

In 2006, ArcelorMittal Liberia (AML) was the first and single largest private investor in the country since the civil wars. The company’s commitment to Liberia led the way in…

By Julius T. Jaesen II Managing Editor Democracy Watch Many times, Liberians do not listen when people try to advise them for their own good. But when they run into trouble then they want the…