AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMaritime Trade & Safety: The Ghana Maritime Authority called for stronger seafarer assessment and certification standards, launching a week-long regional familiarisation training with Liberia, Nigeria and others to boost competency and protect lives and cargo. Shipping Investment: Transworld Shipping Lines says it will buy the vessel “Valsamitis” from Monrovia’s Greenland Marine Ltd. for US$11.75 million, signaling continued fleet expansion. Telecom & Consumer Protection: Liberia’s Telecommunications Authority opened a Consumer Support Center in Buchanan to bring complaint handling and regulatory services closer to citizens outside Monrovia. Agribusiness & Education: Liberia Agricultural Company commissioned two new school buses and a heavy-duty truck to cut students’ travel time and reduce downtime across its plantation schools. Energy Skills & Jobs: The STRIVE vocational programme at the Monrovia Vocational Training Center is rolling out a structured electricity curriculum, helping trainees become job-ready for basic installations. Legal & Power Sector: ELTEL Network Liberia filed a Supreme Court petition seeking payment of a US$355,106 judgment balance from the Finance Minister, after a Debt Court ruling blocked a shutdown of LEC. Governance & Rule of Law: WONGOSOL welcomed a woman’s nomination for Minister of Justice and Attorney General, stressing the role of women in justice, peace and accountability. Public Finance: Liberia Revenue Authority reported US$954.7 million collected for FY2026, aiming to cross US$1 billion before month-end.
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