The Republic of Liberia has secured a historic diplomatic and institutional victory following its election to represent the West Africa region on the Executive Committee of the Association of African Anti-Corruption Authorities (AAACA).
As sister institutions with a longstanding relationship rooted in a shared commitment to transparency, accountability, and integrity, the meeting provided an opportunity to strengthen existing ties, exchange experiences, and discuss strategies for enhancing anti-corruption efforts across the region.
The Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC), through its Education and Outreach Department, inducted officers of the Students Integrity Club at the William V. S. Tubman High School in Monrovia. The ceremony took place during a one-day training workshop focused on promoting integrity, accountability, and ethical leadership among young people.
The fellowship program, organized by NAYMOTE-Liberia in collaboration with the LACC brought together fellows eager to deepen their understanding of governance, accountability, and anti-corruption efforts in Liberia.
The training brought together representatives from several commercial banks, including Ecobank, United Bank for Africa(UBA), Liberia Bank for Development and Investment( LBDI) , Afriland Bank, Sepelle International Bank(SIB) and Gurantee Trust Bank(GT Bank), along with officials from the Central Bank of Liberia (CBL), the Financial Intelligence Agency (FIA), and staff of the LACC.