Domestic Revenue Push: Liberia crossed the US$1 billion mark in domestic revenue for the first time in 179 years, with MFDP Minister Augustine Kpehe Ngafuan urging citizens to see the milestone as improved services and development, while the government targets US$1.3 billion for end-2026. Financial Crime Risk Review: The Financial Intelligence Agency is leading a nationwide National Risk Assessment (NRA-2) on money laundering, terrorism financing and proliferation financing, with data collection running through November 2026. Bad Loans, Real Economy: Vice President Jeremiah Kpan Koung announced a National Non-Performing Loans Task Force to coordinate action and unlock credit for businesses and jobs. Credit Bureau Suit: Prime Credit Reference Bureau sued the Central Bank of Liberia for US$1.18M, alleging licensing and operational support failures. Maritime & Trade: Liberia and China agreed to boost maritime safety cooperation, while Hapag-Lloyd signed with DP World to expand terminal capacity across Africa. Healthcare Investment: Liberia seeks at least US$22M for its first comprehensive cancer diagnosis and treatment center, seeking IAEA support. Identity Systems Upgrade: Liberia plans to link its national ID with Civil Registration and Vital Statistics under a proposed $54M public-private partnership. Extractives Accountability: Grand Gedeh residents raised concerns over concession compliance, benefits and environmental impacts. Media & Governance: Government says it will settle legitimate debts to media houses and reaffirmed protection for ethical journalists. SME Growth: Accelerate 360 Liberia urged SMEs to tap procurement and finance opportunities.