Liberia: Civil Society Organizations Highlights Several Unexplained Line Items in 2022 Nat'l Draft Budget

Monrovia — A group of Civil Society Organizations represented by "Integrity Watch Liberia (IW-L), Foundation for Community Initiative and the CSO Budget Platform" have expressed concerns over the many "ambiguous" line items in the draft national budget recently submitted by the executive branch of government to the Legislature.

In a statement issued Monday at a press conference, amongst the many issues raised, the CSOs named a US$10 million proposed to implement promises made by the President during his nationwide tour of counties, and a US$46 million dollars proposed for the construction of new roads amongst many others.

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