The USAID-funded Feed the Future Liberia Agribusiness Development Activity has signed grant agreements with two local agribusiness organizations.
KLM Returns to Liberia After 27-Year Absence
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines has made its first flight to Liberia after it ceased operations to the country nearly three decades ago.
J-Palm Gets More Recognition Amid Another International Award
J-Palm Liberia, a local oil palm-based consumer goods and clean energy company, has won another recognition for its work in Liberia.
After First Half of Fiscal Year, Gov’t Announces 51-Percent Revenue Target
The Liberia Revenue Authority has announced that it has generated at least 51 percent of the US$600 million required to support the 2016-2017 fiscal budget.
Liberia Revenue Authority Investigates Logging Companies for US$25 million in Unpaid Taxes
The Liberia Revenue Authority says it is investigating a Global Witness’ report that logging companies in the country owe US$$25 million in unpaid taxes.
Amid Unresolved Economic Hardship, PATEL Threatens Bigger Protest
Amid the government’s perceived sluggishness in addressing their demands, Liberian entrepreneurs are threatening to stage a bigger protest next week.
Many Workers Still Ignorant of New Labor Law Provisions
Despite the new law to guide the labor sector, low education and awareness from employees and employers seem to challenge the full implementation of the law.
Pres. Sirleaf Issues Travel Moratorium for Officials
President Ellen Johnson has placed a sixty-day moratorium on traveling out of the country by government officials.