Month: July 2026

Society & Development, ,

A Light Long Awaited: Why Buchanan Must Now Guard What Took 34 Years to Regain

By Engr. Dehyu C. Zangar I was born into darkness – not metaphorical, but literal, unbroken darkness. In 1992, one year before I took my first breath, the lights of Buchanan went off. They stayed off through my birth, my childhood, my university years, and the beginning of my career as an electrical engineer – a cruel irony I have carried like a stone in my

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Politics & Elections, ,

Diaspora Voting is the Game-changer; Liberians Must Insist on This for 2029

By: Wonderr K. Freeman, Attorney, Attorney, CFCS Remittances play a huge role in many developing nations. This is even more so for Liberia. While this contribution is routinely discounted by the Liberian ruling elite—prizing foreign donors’ support over the diaspora’s concerns, the facts speak for themselves. Over a comparable period (2020-2024, 5 years), diaspora average annual remittances eclipsed the Government of Liberia’s (GOL) budget. This is

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