On September 19, 2018, after decades of centralized governance, President George Weah signed into law the Local Government Act, devolving increasing administrative, fiscal and political powers and institutions to the local level. The act also ensures sources of revenue in support of local government administration, and creates local structures to bring government closer to Liberians...

More than 500 organizations and individuals, 73 pro-democracy institutions including NAYMOTE as well as political and civic leaders around the world, including 13 Nobel Laureates and 62 former heads of state and government have signed the letter. The coronavirus pandemic poses serious threats to democracy. Many governments around the world have assembled emergency powers that...

Open Invitation   The Young Political Leadership School Africa Anti-Drugs Dialogue 2020. As part of the global intervention to eradicate illicit drugs trafficking and abuse especially by young people which is a threat to peace and democracy on the continent, the Young Political Leadership School Africa Alumni is hosting on Friday, June 26, 2020 at...

Naymote Partners for Democratic Development is pleased to invite all interested parties who wish to be a part of the 20 CBOS from across Montserrado, Margibi, Grand Bassa and Nimba Counties to a pre-project meeting to learn about a possible partnership opportunity for small grant for CBOs. The meeting will be held via zoom and...

COVID19 shocked the world and caught most countries unprepared including Liberia. At the inception of the coronavirus pandemic in Liberia, resources were not initially available; there were denial and misinformation in communities about the virus including limited understanding about its signs, symptoms, and effects. With limited information about preventive measures and increasing confirmed cases, there...