The fellowship program, organized by NAYMOTE-Liberia in collaboration with the LACC brought together fellows eager to deepen their understanding of governance, accountability, and anti-corruption efforts in Liberia.
The training brought together representatives from several commercial banks, including Ecobank, United Bank for Africa(UBA), Liberia Bank for Development and Investment( LBDI) , Afriland Bank, Sepelle International Bank(SIB) and Gurantee Trust Bank(GT Bank), along with officials from the Central Bank of Liberia (CBL), the Financial Intelligence Agency (FIA), and staff of the LACC.
The Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC) has commenced a comprehensive Risk Assessment process at the Cooperative Development Agency (CDA) as part of its ongoing efforts to strengthen transparency, accountability, and integrity within public institutions.
The Supreme Court of the Republic of Liberia has denied and dismissed a motion to dismiss appeal filed by the movants, Dr. Isaac P. Podah, President of Lofa County University, B. S. Catakwa, VPA, Anthony C. Crayton, and Varmuyan L. Kanneh, all of the City of Vonjama, Lofa.
The Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC) wishes to inform the public that its prosecution teams continue to make significant progress in advancing two major corruption-related cases currently before the courts in Grand Bassa and Gbarpolu Counties.