The Corruption Risk Assessment is a preventive exercise that examines an institution's policies, procedures, and day-to-day operations to identify areas that may be vulnerable to corruption. The goal is to recommend practical measures that strengthen internal controls, improve accountability, and reduce opportunities for corruption before they occur.
On July 23, 2026, the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC) concluded its Nationwide Public Education Campaign in Grand Cape Mount County, continuing its efforts to raise public awareness and strengthen citizen participation in the fight against corruption.
The awareness program brought together civil society organizations, the County Health Team, County Education Team, district representatives, student organizations, women’s groups, the Gender Team, local government officials, members of the judiciary, traditional leaders, and other stakeholders.
During the ceremony, Executive Chairperson Cllr. Alexandra K. Zoe presented the Instrument of Office to Hon. Fumbah and urged him to uphold the Commission’s core values of integrity, transparency, and accountability, expressing confidence in his ability to strengthen public trust and advance the LACC’s anti-corruption mandate.
LACC team engaged the citizens of Ganta to hear their perspectives on corruption and remind everyone that the fight against corruption begins with each of us.