Alphan T. Kabba is an accomplished Program and Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL) Coordinator with over a decade of progressive experience managing multi-donor, grant-funded programs at national and international levels. His work is strongly focused on gender equality, women’s rights, youth development, disability inclusion, climate change adaptation, and community development. He currently serves as the…

Allanko holds a Master’s degree in Business Administration from the University of Liberia. Before joining the team, he worked in the private sector with international shipping lines as Project Manager and Invoicing and Documentation Manager, where he gathered a vast knowledge on budgeting, financial controls, accountability, and reporting. Later, he gained employment with international non-governmental…

Nyema Richards is a passionate social development worker who enjoys working with communities and individuals on their awareness of their development needs and rights, including helping people to find their passion for self-development. Nyema’s work in program management has been focused on youth and livelihood, income generation and enterprise development, gender equity and diversity, and…

Yassah received a Bachelor’s degree in Management, with a minor in Accounting, from the African Methodist Episcopal University in Liberia. She worked for several international non-governmental organizations in relief and development programs–acquiring knowledge of various forms of financial management. She is passionate about building a new generation of active, responsible, accountable citizens, because of the…

Famatta is passionate about volunteerism, and wanting to make a positive change in society. She joined Accountability Lab in 2016 as volunteer and co- lead the Integrity Idol campaign to name and frame, by highlighting honest civil servants to increase transparency and accountability leading to good governance.  Prior to Accountability Lab, Famata served as the…

Parnneh Mallobe is a reporting fellow with New Narratives Liberia. She obtained a Diploma in Journalism from the Peter Quaqua School of Journalism. Currently, she is a student at the University of Liberia studying Sociology and Public Administration. She has five (5) years of experience working as an emerging professional journalist reporting on issues affecting…

In 2001, during Liberia’s civil war, Lawrence moved to Ghana, where he studied Human Resources and Finance. He began advocating for youth inclusion, peace, and integrity in the Buduburam Refugee Camp. He volunteered for a number of organizations across Ghana, Cote D’Ivoire, Benin, and Nigeria—and returned to Liberia in 2013. Since then he has been…