Young people aged 18-32 years constitute 55% of the 1,903,229 registered voters in Liberia currently. The dividends of their participation in decision-making and political processes are lacking. The challenges they face are unprecedented, ranging from the lack of basic social services to unemployment, multiple forms of inequalities and exclusion. By all indications, their votes will...

With advancements in Information Technology and use of social media in Liberia, citizens have more and better ways to both shape and influence public opinions on the functions of government and decision-making at local and national levels and the electoral process is key for such an event. Today, Friday, January 13, 2017 at Naymote-Partners for...

Liberia, one of Africa’s oldest country has embarked upon another milestone. The country is approaching a historic moment in its journey towards democratic advancement and development. On October 10, 2017 Liberia will conduct her Presidential and Representative elections. The 2017 elections will usher in the first post-war transfer of political administration, when President Ellen Johnson...

  Good news for young people in the Mano River Union region, the Young Political Leadership School (YPLS) to be established in Sierra Leone soon! Our first regional partnership meeting was held today, September 16, 2016 at NAYMOTE-Liberia office in Monrovia where NAYMOTE’s Executives met with a team from Sierra Leone. The team was headed by the...

Are you aware that the Margibi County Service Center collected over 2 million Liberian Dollars just in three months, and that over 4 million United States dollars was used for county development projects through the County Development Fund/Social Development Fund in Margibi County 2012/2013 to 2015/2016? YES! This is why local government matters. Our institution...