Cocaine Probe at RIA: Liberia is still reeling after nearly 200kg of cocaine (about US$19.2m) was seized at Roberts International Airport, with public questions now focusing on how the shipment was documented, screened, cleared, and stored before discovery; Private Sector for Education: Margibi University received five 20-foot containers from Maersk Liberia to turn into teaching, office, and storage space as enrollment outpaces facilities; LACE Act Defense: A legal expert backed President Boakai’s proposed LACE Act amendment, arguing it strengthens CSR and community development oversight for state-linked entities; Insurance Regulation Push: The House passed a bill to create an independent Insurance Commission, moving insurance licensing and supervision from the Central Bank; Skills for Industry: Liberia’s Agricultural and Industrial Training Bureau says development can’t happen without TVET and technical skills, launching capacity-building for vocational institutions; Cocoa & Coffee Investment: Zeno Industries says it’s expanding Liberia’s cocoa/coffee value chain with farmer traceability and more jobs; Informal Workers Rights: OHCHR, Liberia and FISWOL released reports on labour law application and working conditions in the informal economy; Energy & Environment: EPA calls for stronger safeguards as Liberia’s mineral wealth is developed, while climate policy coverage highlights NDC 3.0 ambitions and solar expansion.