Business

Monrovia - A local civil society group, Action for Liberia’s Development (ALiD), says it is deeply concerned by the persistent delays in the submission of the country’s financial instrument - the national budget. Since its delayed…
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Staring down the barrel of potential Red Card from the European Union, the George Weah administration is reluctant to issue licenses to six Super Chinese Trawlers, fearing that it could put Liberia in a lot of trouble and local artisanal…
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Lagos – The United Bank for Africa Plc (UBA), the leading pan-African financial services group, has acted as the lead arranger of a consortium of Nigerian commercial and international banks in a $1.5 Billion Pre-Export Finance Facility…
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Online marketing involves the advertising and selling of goods and services to potential customers through digital platforms mainly the internet. Online marketing provides limitless opportunities to businesses to compete with popular…
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Monrovia - In 18 months, the company has successfully emerged as a competitor to the two GSM companies providing internet services in the country. Having made some inroads, LIBTELCO is now aiming to lead in the sale of affordable data…
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MR. BOIMA S. KAMARA: Another issue is that the Government has tagged US$112 million in external resources (World Bank Loan of US$65 million, IMF Loan of US$38 million and a possible European Union grant of US$9 million as “Contingent…
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Liberia’s near-term outlook is highly uncertain. Under the baseline scenario, a sharp rebound is expected with real GDP growth projected to rise to an average of 4.1 percent during 2021-22. However, under the downside scenario, real GDP is…
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The report notes that the share of households living below the national poverty line is projected to rise to 65.2 percent in 2020 under the baseline scenario and to 68.9 percent under the (moderate) downside scenario MONROVIA – The…
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The probe came at the urging of the United States, which was dissatisfied with the internal investigation that had totally exonerated Adesina from serious accusations made by a group of “whistleblowers” such as “unethical behaviour,…
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Finance Minister Samuel Tweah, who attended the virtual Annual Meeting, believes the country’s membership in the AIIB will definitely bring huge benefits and opportunities in terms of external resources mobilization to boost President…
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