By Gerald C. Koinyeneh MONROVIA – Leading pro-democracy organization, Naymote Partners for Democratic Development has refuted claims that it inflated promises made by the Unity Party during the campaign period and after the October 2023 general elections. Following former Vice President Joseph Nyumah Boakai’s victory over incumbent President George Manneh...Read More

By Gerald C. Koinyeneh Paynesville – Naymote Partners for Democratic Development has called on the incoming 55th Legislature to champion principles of accountability, transparency, and responsiveness in serving the needs and expectations of the Liberian people. Recognizing the pivotal role of robust legislative oversight in a thriving democracy, Naymote call on the legislators...Read More

Naymote Partners for Democratic Development is urging the 55th Legislature to champion principles of accountability, transparency and responsiveness in serving the needs of the Liberian people. Addressing reporters last Friday, Naymote Executive Director Eddie Jarwolo said the legislature needs to be robust in its oversight duty in fostering a thriving...Read More

By David A. Yates Naymote Partners for Democratic Development has called on the incoming 55th Legislature to champion the principles of accountability, transparency, and responsiveness in serving the needs and expectations of the Liberian people. In a statement released on Friday, January 5, 2024, Naymote’s Executive Director, Eddie Jarwolo, emphasized...Read More

By Grace Q. BryantNaymote Partners for Democratic Development reports says that the performance of the 54th Legislature, from January 2018 to January 2023, is deficient in oversight functions, resulting in lack of transparency and openness in executive activities.Speaking over the weekend at their office in Paynesville, the Executive Director, Eddie...Read More