Accountability Lab Liberia has launched a COVID-19 initiative to ensure accountability and responsible governance in the country’s COVID-19 response efforts.
Elections Coordinating Committee Pushes to Change Elections Laws
The Elections Coordinating Committee, a group of civil society organizations that deployed the highest number of local observers in the 2017 general elections, has launched a project to support strengthening the country’s emerging democracy through pushing for electoral reform.
CSOs Recommend National Conference to Generate Solutions to Declining Economy
Three leading civil society organizations are calling for a national conference to discuss solutions aimed at salvaging the current declining state of the economy.
Lawmakers Who Attended More Sessions Had Better Reelection Chances
With 60 percent of current lawmakers being booted out of office, one may get the idea that Liberian voters are simply punishing all lawmakers.
IREDD Ends Meeting to Educate Citizens on County Development Funds
The Institute for Research and Democratic Development, under the Liberian Accountability and Voice Initiative Natural Resources Management project, has concluded a gathering in Ganta meant to deepen citizens’ understanding of county and social development funds.
IREDD Releases 2016 Report on Lawmakers Performance
The Institute for Research and Democratic Development has released its 2016 report on the performance of lawmakers in the 53rd National Legislature.
Wilfred Bangura Defends Prince Johnson’s Poor Marks in IREDD’s 2016 Legislative Report
The Institute for Research and Democratic Development has released its Legislative Report Card for 2016, once again grading Nimba Senator Prince Yormie Johnson poorly.
Senator Prince Johnson Labels IREDD Legislative Report as ‘Political’
In March, the Institute for Research and Democratic Development released its Annual Legislative Report for 2015. The report, which assesses the performances of lawmakers, indicated that Nimba’s Senator Prince Y. Johnson performed poorly in the Senate.
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