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Monrovia – The Liberian government has released names of 15 persons under investigation in connection with ‘missing’ containers and bags of money amounting to 16 billion Liberian dollars.
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Monrovia – Opposition leader Alexander B. Cummings of the Alternative National Congress (ANC) says all Liberians should be very alarmed by the alleged disappearances of containers and bags of moneys amounting to L$16 billion from the…
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Monrovia – The controversy surrounding the mysterious disappearance of billions of Liberian dollars took another twist Tuesday when the government’s chief spokesman, Information Minister Mr. Lenn Eugene Nagbe, revealed that the amount in…
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Monrovia – The Liberia Revenue Authority (LRA), through its Real Estate Tax Division, is extending its tax awareness to churches to encourage worshippers to be tax compliant by meeting their tax obligations to the state.
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Monrovia – A new model of purchase protection that seeks to attract the attention of value seekers in the business community has been launched by the United Bank for Africa (UBA) in Monrovia.
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Monrovia – The Government of Liberia, through the Ministry of Justice, has alluded to reports that containers and bags of money allegedly arrived in the country and went missing.
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Monrovia – With the primary and secondary academic school year now in its third week today, Monday, September 17, some school-going children are still not in school, owing to financial difficulties being faced by their parents and…
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Monrovia – The Government of Liberia is yet to give any clarity on the reported missing container of money amounting to L$9 billion (US$60 million) from the Freeport of Monrovia. The container reportedly went missing on March 31, 2018.
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Monrovia - Liberia maintains its same score for the second year running on the World Bank’s Country Policy and Institutional Assessment (CPIA) report for Africa.
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Monrovia - The “envelope from Beijing,” as dubbed by Finance Minister Samuel Tweah, has some goodies in it but a certain deal is now generating pockets of concerns about the future of Liberia’s natural resources.
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