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Accountability Lab Liberia has launched its 2023 hunt for Liberia’s Integrity Icon with a much more focus on identifying individuals who are involved in selfless sacrifices in public sector by demonstrating integrity and accountability in their various places of work.

Liberian authorities have split voter registration exercises into two phases for the 2023 presidential and legislative elections because the electoral house says it lacks funding.

The Institute for Democratic Action and Development (IDAD), with funding support from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), has begun rolling out the Citizens Feedback Mechanism (CFM) awareness in ten Counties across Liberia.By Obediah Joh

MONROVIA – The United Nations Development Program (UNDP) has boosted the capacity of the Liberia Revenue Authority (LRA) through the donation of electronic gadgets and office equipment.The donation, which includes 81 pieces of computer tablets, 81 pc

MONROVIA – The standard bearer of the Movement for Progressive Change (MPC), Simeon Freeman, has extended his humanitarian gesture to Monrovia's PHP Community, providing funds for the restoration of electricity in the community.By Edwin GenowayMr. Fr

MONROVIA – Africa Check in partnership with The Stage Media Liberia has trained 21 Liberian journalists in fact-checking. These 21 journalists were selected from three of Liberia's 15 counties: Montserrrado, Margibi and Grand Bassa.The two-day fact-c

HARBEL – Francis S. Fayiah, who stole thousands of United States dollars from Mano Manufacturing Company (MANCO) has been arrested by international security-INTERPOL.Fayiah worked for MANO manufacturing company as a salesman whose job was to  ta

MONROVIA – FrontPageAfrica has obtained multiple court documents which unearthed detailed reasons why the purported “Pastor” of the Geeta Ashram Indian Temple in Liberia, Mr. Manoj Kumar, was declared “undesirable, inadmissible, a threat to national

The Presidential candidate of the Liberian People's Party (LPP), Cllr. Tiawan Saye Gongloe declared himself the most qualified person to rule Liberia, saying he has what it takes to move the country in the right direction and transform it. 

Thousands of citizens of Lower Margibi District #1 over the weekend petitioned former Minister of State Nathaniel McGill to contest the county’s senatorial seat at the October 10 polls.