Liberia
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Did civil servants work for free in October?
Claim: A Facebook user has reported that the Liberian government stated all civil servants will work for free in October.…
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False! Some representatives have gotten more than 67% votes in Liberia
Claim: “No representative in the history of Liberia has ever gotten more than 67% votes,” Representative Marvin Cole says. Verdict:…
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Who is Kilmar Abrego Garcia, and why is he being accepted by Liberia?
The Government of Liberia has agreed to temporarily host Salvadoran national Kilmar Abrego Garcia while he faces legal issues in…
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Photo of President Boakai undergoing surgery, doctored
Claims: An online blog posted a photo saying it is “a picture of President Boakai’s heart surgery.” Verdict: False. The…
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Video of criminals breaking into a shop, not from Liberia
Claim: Yekeh Kolubah blog posted on Facebook a video purported to be of criminals breaking into a store at night…
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False! Kollie-ta Wolah School annex not being built by President Boakai
Claim: A Facebook user, Jnb Son, alleged that President Joseph Boakai is constructing the Kollie-ta Wolah Elementary School Annexe in…
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Dubawa Indepth! Kollie’s dream at ‘Beggar’s Avenue:’ The plight of people living with disability in Liberia
For many PWDs, the story of hope dies the minute one becomes physically challenged. And if by a twist of…
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False! Liberia’s economy has experienced growth under the Unity Party government
Claim: Opposition Alternative National Congress Political leader, Alexander Cummings, has claimed that the Liberian economy is not growing. Verdict: False!…
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False! EPS Director Sam Gaye has not been dismissed
Claim: A Facebook user, Sakou Kalasco Damaro, claimed that Executive Protection Service Director Sam Gaye has been dismissed. Verdict: False.…
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False! CDC took wage bill to $314 million, not $296 million
Claim: “Under CDC’s leadership from FY2017/2018 to FY2023, the wage bill moved slightly from $290 million to $296 million,” an…
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