The Liberian dollar continues to lose weight against the United States dollar despite Central Bank of Liberia tight monetary policy measures to ease depreciation and rising inflation. CBL Tuesday said the exchange rate has remained stable at around L$199.6 per US$1 from March to May 2025. Compared with some ECOWAS regional peers,
The Liberia Revenue Authority (LRA) has announced the installation of a new smart revenue monitoring system developed by global technology firm N-Soft. The Operator Revenue Auditing System (ORAS) platform—installed on May 15 and ready to go live—aims to significantly enhance revenue collection across high-revenue sectors without imposing additional taxes on Liberians. The platform, which will be officially launched in the coming weeks, promises to enhance the accuracy and efficiency of tax collection across critical sectors, particularly in the mobile money, telecommunications and gaming sectors.
In a landmark development for African aviation, Liberia has officially joined Nigeria, Ghana, Sierra Leone, Guinea-Conakry, Cape Verde, and Gambia in the swift launch of the Single African Air Market (SAAM).
President Joseph Boakai has ordered the Central Bank of Liberia and the Liberia Revenue Authority to identify individuals who are secretly holding on to the country’s 20% share in a digital payments company and place it under government’s control.
 The Liberia Electricity Regulatory Commission (LERC) has announced the submission of a complete application for new electricity tariffs from the Liberia Electricity Corporation (LEC), paving the way for potential changes in consumer rates starting in August 2025.
Liberia’s Minister of Finance and Development Planning, Augustine Ngafuan, signed the €63 million (US $ 70 million) financing package, which includes €56 million (US $62 million) in direct budget support and an additional €7 million (US $7.7 million) for complementary measures to strengthen public financial management and oversight.
Liberia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs through its Embassy in Accra has officially announced the inaugural Liberia Investment Conference scheduled for May 15 to 16, 2025.
ArcelorMittal Liberia (AML), has launched a $500,000 road rehabilitation project within Firestone Division Community in Kpelleh Town Community, Kakata City, Margibi County.
When Liberia emerged from the ashes of civil war in the early 2000s, the nation stood at a crossroads struggling to rebuild its economy, restore infrastructure, and provide hope to a traumatized population.
From their rivalry at SUP vs SIM/ STUDA Coalition to their common denominator of the powerful corridors of Liberia's Finance Ministry, with nearly 12 years of combined stewardship what has really changed in Liberia’s financial reality?
