Robtel Neajai Pailey

The root caus­es of Liberia’s wars have re­mained un­ad­dressed; the first step to chang­ing that is re­build­ing trust.

Liberia’s elec­tions next week will be a ref­er­en­dum on the rul­ing par­ty.

In fact, Africa and the Glob­al South can teach the rest some lessons.

‘Epis­temic de­coloni­sa­tion’ can­not hap­pen in a po­lit­i­cal vac­u­um, sep­a­rat­ed from the African streets.

Why has Liberia not en­act­ed dual cit­i­zen­ship or re­pealed a con­sti­tu­tion­al ‘Ne­gro clause’?

Rev­e­la­tions about sys­tem­at­ic rape of girls in an NGO-run school in Liberia re­veal just how wrong char­i­ty work can go.

Liberia’s George Weah must com­mit to put peo­ple be­fore prof­it.

The US should not ob­ject to Liberia go­ing through the de­mo­c­ra­t­ic process of chal­leng­ing a vote.

Pres­i­dent Sir­leaf’s promise to cam­paign for women can­di­dates in Liberia’s up­com­ing elec­tions comes too lit­tle, too late.

I be­came an un­doc­u­ment­ed mi­grant at age six and it changed my life.