AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoTelecoms: Orange Liberia has launched the country’s first commercial 5G service, though coverage areas and pricing have not yet been announced. Agriculture: Agriculture Minister J. Alexander Nuetah denies fraud and procurement allegations, saying the government buys paddy from smallholders and hires Liberian processors to produce local rice brands. Rail and Mining: A new executive order sets a 90-day handover process for a permanent railway authority once legislation is passed, as Liberia’s iron-ore rail corridor prepares to serve expanding exports. Maritime: LMTI and LiMA have trained 25 maritime personnel in vessel inspections and port-state rules, strengthening regulatory capacity. Transport: Lofa has received 30 road-building machines intended to improve links for communities, farmers and trade. Energy and Business: The Supreme Court is weighing whether a petroleum storage dispute between SRIMEX and LPRC must go to arbitration, testing the reach of executive pricing directives over commercial contracts.
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