LACC Concludes Nationwide Public Education Campaign in Grand Cape Mount County
LACC Concludes Nationwide Public Education Campaign in Grand Cape Mount County
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.
Following the successful launch of the campaign in Bopolu City, Gbarpolu County, the Commission’s outreach team engaged communities across Grand Cape Mount, educating citizens on the causes and effects of corruption, the LACC’s mandate, and the important role every Liberian plays in promoting transparency, accountability, and integrity.
The engagement brought together local government officials, civil society organizations, traditional and religious leaders, women and youth groups, students, members of the judiciary, the County Health and Education Teams, and other stakeholders. Participants demonstrated a shared commitment to protecting public resources and supporting the national fight against corruption.
Through its Nationwide Public Education Campaign, the LACC continues to empower citizens with the knowledge needed to recognize, prevent, and report corruption while fostering a culture of integrity and accountability throughout Liberia.
