IPNews-MONROVIA: The attention of the Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) is drawn to media reports that the CBL is planning massive redundancies, to the tone of 400 staff members – something that would amount to more than 50% of all its employees. This story, first reported in the media on Friday, 1 November 2019, has …
IPNews-Monrovia: Since 2010, Liberia has made significant strides in maintaining ISPS compliance within our port facilities, including port concession. The Contracting Government (Liberia) through the Office of the Designated Authority (DA) continues to institute measures and procedures as well as develop policies that are consistent with our ISPS program and international best practices. These actions …
IPNews-Monrovia: Samuel Tweah, Minister of finance and Development Planning has described the current state of the nation’s economy as challenging contrary to huge expectations and envisions by citizens on the urgent need for micro- finance initiatives as a give way to stability. He stated that the involvement of the International Monetary Fund is a clear …
IPNews-Monrovia: A report conducted on ‘Liberia Climate Vulnerability and Risk Assessment for the Coastal Zone’ has established that climate change impacts strongly affect health and security of the population and disrupt economic activities. Climate vulnerability and risk assessment for the coastal zone is one of the first steps towards building up coastal resilience, the Environmental Protection …
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IPNews-Monrovia: Liberia is struggling to strengthen its relationship with the international community in terms of accountability, but risk debt distress if no intervention is made to remedy the creeping situation and address the fiscal problem. Despite all effort made to stabilize the Liberia economy through the mob up exercise as recommended by key state actors, …
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