Economy

Mr. J. Wendell Addy, President of the Liberia Chamber of Commerce MONROVIA – The Liberia Chamber of Commerce (LCC) in collaboration with two international NGOs, the Verite’ and Winrock Intentional is expected to conduct a two-day…
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Monrovia - As the Roberts International Airport gears up to unveil its modern terminal to meet international standard, the Africa World Airline, an Airline Company operating in Liberia says it will increase flights from Liberia to…
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MONROVIA – At the moment, the Mechlin and Ashmum Streets hill that leads to Waterside market is overcrowded with more sellers than buyers for the festive seasons. The entire street can be blocked for the most part of the day by the…
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MONROVIA – The governments of Liberia and Iceland on Friday, December 14, signed a US$3.1million Grant Agreement to support Liberia’s fisheries sector. Finance and Development Minister Samuel Tweah and the Icelandic head of delegation,…
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ESBI’s Network Supervisor, Brenda O’ Connor speaking to cross session of residents of Lower New Georgia while LEC’s Communication Director, Mambu James Kpargoi looks on MONROVIA – Amid a wave of protests by residents of Monrovia and…
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Monrovia – Major petroleum importers in Liberia are still reneging on paying taxes intended to fund road construction, rehabilitation and maintenance in the country, FrontPageAfrica has gathered. Report by Lennart Dodoo, …
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Monrovia – The Liberia Telecommunications Authority (LTA) is bent on strapping off the three days ‘free’ call promotion currently ongoing with the two GSM Companies in the country. Report by Gerald C. Koinyeneh 00231880881540/…
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Monrovia - As part of efforts to increase electricity supply to Monrovia and its environs, the government of Liberia with funding from the European Union (EU) on Thursday December 6, 2018 signed the Monrovia Consolidation of…
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Monrovia - “Sorry to announce that there is a shortage of Liberian dollars on the market; so if you came for Liberian dollars at the bank today, we won’t be able to pay you. Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause you,” said an…
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MONROVIA – Liberians must brace themselves to pay US$0.156 per minute for on-net calls should the new tariffs set by the Liberia Telecommunications Authority (LTA) sail through. Report by Lennart Dodoo,…
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