AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoLand Rights & Youth Action: Liberia Land Authority urged young people to move from land-rights talk to practical solutions—documenting barriers, engaging county land committees, and supporting investment in agriculture. Anti-Drug Justice: Former Liberian Vice-President Jewel Howard-Taylor was released from detention and placed under house arrest after drug-trafficking charges. Maritime & Skills: Ghana Maritime Authority called for stronger seafarer assessment and certification standards; Nigeria–Liberia signed a maritime training pact to build Africa’s blue-economy workforce. Telecom Consumer Access: Liberia Telecommunications Authority opened a Consumer Support Center in Buchanan to bring complaints and regulatory services closer to citizens. Port & Logistics Push: Senator James Biney renewed calls to rehabilitate the Port of Harper to boost shipping, warehousing and market access. Agribusiness Support: Liberia Agricultural Company commissioned new school buses and a heavy-duty truck to improve plantation education transport. Energy & Industry Dispute: ELTEL dragged LEC and the finance minister to the Supreme Court over a US$355k judgment balance. Shipping Finance: Transworld Shipping Lines agreed to buy the vessel “Valsamitis” for US$11.75m. Governance Tension at Concession: Reports of attempted occupation at Western Cluster Liberia in Bomi sparked questions over alleged “presidential mandate.”
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