Fact checks
Fact Check: Attack on Guinean Soldier at Border with Mali Was not by the Official Malian Military
On May 18, James Flomo of Spoon TV posted a 50-second video claiming that a Guinean soldier was attacked at the Guinea–Mali...
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Mo Ali Is Mostly Correct: WHO/UNICEF Data Shows 79% of Liberians Have Access to Basic Water
In Summary Mo Ali, Managing Director of the Liberia Water and Sewer Corporation, claimed on May 18 that 76% of...
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Mo Ali Is Mostly Correct: WHO/UNICEF Data Shows 79% of Liberians Have Access to Basic Water
In Summary Mo Ali, Managing Director of the Liberia Water and Sewer Corporation, claimed on May 18 that 76% of...
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What We Know About The Ebola Outbreak in Congo?
Photo Courtesy: Reuters On May 16, 2026, the World Health Organization declared the outbreak of Ebola Disease in the Democratic Republic of...
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No Confirmed Ebola Case Reported in Liberia Despite DRC Outbreak
In summary A Liberian Facebook blogger Yekeh Kolubah claimed that “Ebola has returned” following reports of a new Ebola outbreak...
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Fact Check: Liberia Failed 10 MCC Indicators, but Scorecard Was Not Newly Released
On May 7, Foday Massaquoi, a staunch critic of the government, claimed in a Facebook post that “the Boakai-Koung Administration failed 10...
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Senator Amara Konneh Is Mostly Correct About Liberia’s Multidimensional Poverty Rate
In Summary: Senator Amara Konneh has claimed that 52.9% of Liberians are multidimensionally poor, citing the 2024 Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI),...
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Out-of-Context: Shine Liberia Uses Old Maternal Mortality Data as 2026 Statistics
In Summary: Shine Liberia claimed that as of early 2026, Liberia’s maternal mortality ratio ranges between 628 and 742 maternal...
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Online Claims Liberia Failed 10 Indicators on the 2026 MCC Scorecard is Correct, But Not a New Report
In Summary: Foday Massaquoi claimed in a May 7, 2026 Facebook post that the Boakai-Koung Administration failed 10 indicators on...
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Fact Checking Martin Kollie’s Claim on School Funding vs. Speaker’s $559K ‘Entertainment’ Budget
In Summary: Martin Kollie claimed that the national budget allots only US$20,000 to Cape Palmas High School, US$30,000 to Sanniquellie...
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