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LERC Rallies Media to Power Liberia’s Confidence in Energy Future

In a nation where electricity has long symbolized both promise and peril, the Liberia Electricity Regulatory Commission (LERC) has launched a bold initiative to...

African Development Bank Meets Amid Ebola

The African Development Bank began its annual Monday in Brazzaville under the cloud of an Ebola outbreak in central Africa and continental economic fallout...

40 American Businesses in Liberia Unite to Bolster Country’s Economy

A major step towards strengthening commercial ties between Liberia and the United States was taken on Wednesday, May 20, 2026, when more than 40...

American Envoy Hails Jeety Rubber Impact On US, Liberia Economies

The top U.S. diplomat in Liberia has praised Jeety Rubber and its subsidiary, the Salala Rubber Corporation, for its model of private investment and...

Liberia Petroleum Regulatory Authority Responds to Questions about the Petroleum Licensing Framework in Liberia

The LPRA has received questions about the allocation of responsibility for upstream petroleum operations in Liberia and hereby provides the following information. The Fundamental Requirements...

Liberia: Maritime Powerhouses Storm Freetown: Emergency Summit Sets Stage for Landmark Ghana Gathering

In a dramatic show of urgency and regional solidarity, the Board of Governors of the Regional Maritime University (RMU) convened an extraordinary emergency meeting...

Liberia: Finance Ministry Tours Five Counties to Ignite Fiscal Decentralization

In a bold and unprecedented move to wrestle financial power from the capital and place it squarely in the hands of local communities, Liberia’s...

Liberia: Lofa County University Gets 100kW Power Surge Transforms Campus

In a groundbreaking leap toward sustainability and academic excellence, Lofa County University has struck a historic deal with A-1 Technical Engineering Solutions LTD to...

African Leaders Call For an End to Extractive Foreign Mining

African leaders intensified demands for foreign companies to process minerals locally rather than export raw materials, as surging critical metal demand and US-China competition...

Liberia: Future Power Surge: NVTI Electrical Students Storm Mount Coffee Hydropower Plant

In a bold stride toward bridging classroom theory with industrial reality, students of the Electrical Department at Netlib Vocational Training Institute (NVTI) electrified their...

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