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Fifty Years of Selling Water
A mother of the household has carried cold water through Voinjama for most of her life. One morning, someone carried something back to her.
Voinjama, Lofa County
Youth-led community media — Lofa County, Liberia
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Lofa24 tells the stories, experiences, and concerns of people across Lofa County — and makes sure the people in them are heard by someone who can act.
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- Our Stories
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- Reporting from Voinjama
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- Based in
- Voinjama
- Reporting since
- 2026
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How we work
Three ways we put Lofa on the record
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Community stories
We go to people's homes, benches, and market stalls and let them describe their own lives — in their own order, at their own pace.
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Conversations
We put young people and local leaders in the same room, so the questions that get asked are the ones the community actually has.
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Digital media
Video, audio, and photography made in Lofa by people from Lofa, so the county is documented by the people who live in it.
The people behind it
A team from Lofa, reporting on Lofa
Musa A.M. Sheriff
Founder
Mabana V.M. Dukuly
Executive Director
Ansumana F. Dulleh
Content Director
Muhammad L.M. Sharif
Podcast Director
Success M. Tamba
Technical Director
Jonathan Jallah Gomo
Videographer
Moses J. Paivey Jr.
Video Editor
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Rice, bedsheets, baby food, a repaired shopfront. Each one arrived because somebody read a story and asked what was needed.
Several of those people asked to remain anonymous. We do not collect payments on this website — get in touch and we will tell you exactly what is needed, who receives it, and what it changed.