Facebook
Instagram
Twitter
Vimeo
Youtube
Sign in
Home
About Us
Editorial Team
Project Staff
Board of Advisors
Our Standard
How We Fact Check
Verdicts Definitions
Correction Policy
Corrections
Fact Checks
iVerify
Facts Sheets
Explainer
How To
The Whole Fact
Da Na True(Not True)
Newsletters
County News
Bomi
Bong
Gbarpolu
Grand Bassa
Grand Cape Mount
Grand Gedeh
Grand Kru
Lofa
Margibi
Maryland
Montserrado
Nimba
River Gee
Rivercess
Sinoe
Columns
Agriculture
Development
Education
Business
Elections
Environment
Health
Human Rights
Security
Women Empowerment
Women & Girls
Election Promises Tracker
Funding
Get In Touch
Sign in
Welcome!
Log into your account
your username
your password
Forgot your password?
Password recovery
Recover your password
your email
Search
Search
Home
About Us
Editorial Team
Project Staff
Board of Advisors
Our Standard
How We Fact Check
Verdicts Definitions
Correction Policy
Corrections
Fact Checks
iVerify
Facts Sheets
Explainer
How To
The Whole Fact
Da Na True(Not True)
Newsletters
County News
Bomi
Bong
Gbarpolu
Grand Bassa
Grand Cape Mount
Grand Gedeh
Grand Kru
Lofa
Margibi
Maryland
Montserrado
Nimba
River Gee
Rivercess
Sinoe
Columns
Agriculture
Development
Education
Business
Elections
Environment
Health
Human Rights
Security
Women Empowerment
Women & Girls
Election Promises Tracker
Funding
Get In Touch
Home
Fact Checks
Fact Checks
Fact Checks
Senator Amara Konneh Is Mostly Correct About Liberia’s Multidimensional Poverty Rate
Jerry Gaye
-
May 15, 2026
Out-of-Context
Out-of-Context: Shine Liberia Uses Old Maternal Mortality Data as 2026 Statistics
Out-of-Context
Online Claims Liberia Failed 10 Indicators on the 2026 MCC Scorecard is Correct, But Not a New Report
Out-of-Context
Fact Checking Martin Kollie’s Claim on School Funding vs. Speaker’s $559K ‘Entertainment’ Budget
Mostly Correct
Alex Cummings is Mostly Correct, US$13 Million was Allotted Agriculture Sector in the ‘Original’ National Budget
Facts Checked Reports
Mostly Correct: PFM Law Authorizes Finance Minister to Act Against Non-Reporting Gov’t Officials
Varney Kelvin Sirleaf
-
June 12, 2023
0
Fact Checks
Fact Check: Have More Women Registered to Vote in the Pending 2023 Elections than Men?
Local Voices Liberia
-
June 7, 2023
0
Misleading
Fact Check: Facebook Page Purporting to Be Finance Minister Samuel D. Tweah is Fake
Local Voices Liberia
-
June 4, 2023
0
Misleading
Fact Check: Legislature Did Not Authorize Central Bank to Print LD$64 Billion – PYJ Is Incorrect
Jerry Gaye
-
May 30, 2023
0
Explainer
What’s the Difference Between Biometric Voter Registration and Optical Marked Registration
Jerry Gaye
-
May 17, 2023
0
Fact Checks
Fact Checking 2023 SONA: IMF Does Not Rate Liberia’s Total Debt Distress at ‘Moderate Risk’
Local Voices Liberia
-
February 4, 2023
0
Facts Checked Reports
US$27 Million Wasn’t Allocated in the Natl Budget for Public Sector Investment When Pres. Weah Tookover
Local Voices Liberia
-
January 9, 2023
0
Facts Checked Reports
Henry Costa is Incorrect; Liberia’s Not the Only Country that Passed MCC Scorecard But Fail the Grant
Local Voices Liberia
-
January 6, 2023
0
Facts Checked Reports
What Was Liberia’s Inflation Rate When George Weah Became President in 2018?
Local Voices Liberia
-
December 24, 2022
0
Facts Checked Reports
Information Minister Is Mostly Correct About Operations Fund Alloted in 2022 Budget
Local Voices Liberia
-
December 22, 2022
0
Facts Checked Reports
Has Inflation Gone Up in Liberia Under George Weah’s Presidency?
Local Voices Liberia
-
December 9, 2022
0
Explainer
Explained: What You Need to Know About a Biometric Voting System
Local Voices Liberia
-
December 6, 2022
0
1
...
27
28
29
...
38
Page 28 of 38
Most Read
Senator Amara Konneh Is Mostly Correct About Liberia’s Multidimensional Poverty Rate
May 15, 2026
Out-of-Context: Shine Liberia Uses Old Maternal Mortality Data as 2026 Statistics
May 15, 2026
Online Claims Liberia Failed 10 Indicators on the 2026 MCC Scorecard is Correct, But Not a New Report
May 13, 2026
Fact Checking Martin Kollie’s Claim on School Funding vs. Speaker’s $559K ‘Entertainment’ Budget
May 6, 2026
