AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEnergy Access & Schools: ECOWAS @50 delivered solar power systems to six high schools in Margibi County, aiming to improve reliable electricity for learning. Pollution & Public Health: Stakeholders in Montserrado raised alarms over soil, water, and waste pollution, including lead contamination and unsafe recycling practices, calling for stronger action. County Finance Accountability: Nimba County endorsed a General Auditing Commission compliance audit, flagging alleged over US$2m withdrawn from county accounts through over-the-counter transactions and demanding accountability. Ebola Preparedness: Scientists say new vaccines could blunt future Ebola impacts, as the DRC outbreak continues to strain response systems. Carbon Trading Governance: The African Development Bank pushed back on Liberia’s carbon trading plans, rejecting claims the policy was tied to AfDB support and spotlighting concerns over land rights and consent. Trade & Industry Growth: Liberia–India trade hit US$390.06m in 2025–26, with Liberian exports to India rising over 120% under zero-tariff access. Electricity Integration: AfDB launched the Mission 300 Progress Tracker (MapAfrica) to monitor electrification projects, including CLSG interconnection benefits. Local Content Policy: Liberia’s Ministry of Commerce and Industry backed a Local Content Policy to boost Liberian SMEs and keep more investment value in-country. Mining & Enforcement: President Boakai ordered joint security action against illegal miners in Gbarpolu, citing water pollution and threats to lawful mining governance. Telecom Scrutiny: A Liberia telecom joint venture linked to LTA controversy is drawing calls for transparency on ownership and regulatory process. Infrastructure Delivery: Ganta City Hall project secured about US$150k to complete a stalled construction effort. Education Affordability: Salvation Army Polytechnic University cut tuition by 50% across colleges to widen access.
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