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False! International Investigators didn’t attribute Capitol Building fire to natural causes

Liberia · Laymah Kollie · 29 views · Mar 21, 2025

Image: Liberia’s Capitol Building, source: Women's TV-LIBERIA
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False! The Bong County Council did not approve $100,000 for bean cultivation

Liberia · Prince E. Cooper · 10 views · Mar 20, 2025

Bong County Council Chairperson/Image Source: The Spruce and Naymote-Liberia
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False! Supreme Court did not order Liberia’s finance ministry to pay seven suspended lawmakers

Liberia · Gloria Wleh · 9 views · Mar 20, 2025

Photo of Johnson Kular Photo source: Johnson Kular
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Misleading! Matenokay Tingban has not been declared a candidate in the Nimba by-election

Liberia · Gloria Wleh · 17 views · Mar 20, 2025

Photo of NEC’s headquarters Photo Source: NEC
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DUBAWA verifies several claims by Liberian activist Martin Kollie

Liberia · Jackson C. Clay Jr. · 13 views · Mar 17, 2025

Activist Martin K. N. Kollie
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False! Liberia’s former traditional chief is not dead

Liberia · Gloria Wleh · 14 views · Mar 15, 2025

Photo of Zanzan Karwor. Photo source: LBS
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Is Monrovia the dirtiest city in the world?

Liberia · Laymah Kollie · 15 views · Mar 15, 2025

Image of Monrovia, source: Women’s TV-Liberia, Facebook
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Did President Boakai tell citizens to buy guns?

Liberia · Laymah Kollie · 14 views · Mar 13, 2025

Image of a gun. Source:iStock
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Speaker Koon’s alleged $5m budget, false

Liberia · Varney Dukuly · 15 views · Mar 12, 2025

Source: Richard Nagbe Koon.
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No factual basis for claim UMU is introducing same-sex marriage courses

Liberia · Varney Dukuly · 12 views · Mar 12, 2025

Image: Hon. Kelvin

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