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CENTAL Condemns Jobs Preference for Unity Party Partisans |
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Tuesday, February 9, 2010: The Center for Transparency and Accountability in Liberia wishes to express its dismay and dissatisfaction over statement made by the President of Liberia during the convention of the Unity Party (UP) in Gbarnga.
CENTAL believes that the statement that Ministers should employ UP partisans is counter productive to the reform of the civil service and sets a bad precedent in a bid to strengthen democracy and institutionalize fairness and transparency in government.
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CENTAL Holds Media Roundtable in Monrovia |
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… In Partnership TA/HU,
December 11, 2009: A workshop to discuss proactive media involvement in the fight against corruption has ended in Monrovia. Held in partnership with Trust Africa/Humanity United, the roundtable is part of activities under the citizens’ “Right to Know” campaign, which is geared toward empowering citizens with advocacy tools that enable them to constructively and vigorously engage policy makers and implementers in demand of more accountability and transparency. The event took place at the Krystal Oceanview Hotel and called to attendance close to 20 media professionals from media institutions, Liberia Media Center and public anti-corruption institutions like the LACC.
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Whistleblower Roundtable Climaxes Nation-wide NAS Promotion Campaign |
 The CENTAL/OSIWA project to promote the Liberian National Anti-Corruption Strategy, a Government and Civil Society supported blue print for combating endemic corruption, has ended with a roundtable to plan drafting of a whistleblower protection legislation for the country. The roundtable which brought together stakeholders from Government, media and civil society, was held at the Krystal Oceanview Hotel in Monrovia. |
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CENTAL Joins TI in Addressing Impact of Corruption on the Poor in Liberia |
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The Center for Transparency and Accountability in Liberia (CENTAL) has begun taking initial steps towards the implementation of a project on poverty and corruption in the country. The project will be implemented in Nimba, Bong, Margibi, Grand Bassa and Grand Gedeh counties where CENTAL Integrity Clubs (iClub) are in place and active. |
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EITI Chairman Visits Liberia |
 The Chairman of the EITI international Board, Dr. Peter Eigen and Mr. Eddie Rich visited Liberia from October 4-7, 2009. The visit follows the earlier visit of a joint EITI/World Bank/African Development Mission to Liberia in May of this year. Dr. Eigen and Mr. Rich held meeting with the President of Liberia, Her Excellency Madam Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, the Multi-stakeholders Steering Group of the Liberia Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (LEITI), Civil Societies in Liberia, the Private Sector and a dinner meeting with Liberia’s donor partners which was arranged by the World Bank. |
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