AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoDrug Enforcement: Liberia’s Joint Security raided a Duazon, Margibi warehouse, seizing a suspected massive cocaine haul and detaining Colombian and Spanish nationals, reviving questions about how large shipments slip through ports and security systems. Rubber Industry: A raw-material squeeze is threatening shutdowns at Liberia’s six rubber processors, with monthly needs far above current supply; lawmakers are weighing how to enforce the ban on exporting unprocessed rubber. Energy & Infrastructure: ECOWAS endorsed the Nigeria–Morocco Atlantic Gas Pipeline, a $25bn, 6,000km corridor expected to run through Liberia and support industrial growth; Liberia also begins technical scoping for its second MCC Compact energy projects. Monetary Policy: The Central Bank of Liberia cut its monetary policy rate to 16% as inflation eases, aiming to support credit and growth. Governance & Oversight: The Senate ordered a joint technical review of an abandoned US$990k Gbarpolu road project, after corruption watchdog briefings. Justice & Jobs: UNDP backed the graduation of new magistrates, while ArcelorMittal Liberia completed job-readiness assessments for 218 residents in Grand Bassa. Telecom Regulation: Claims about LTA traffic monitoring are being challenged by sector sources citing missing infrastructure and software access.
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