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Liberia: Critical Minerals Fallacy That Unites Trump’s Strategists And Pan-Africanist Champions

By Bright Simons The most frustrating statistic in African geoeconomics is the claim that the continent has 30% of the world’s mineral reserves. Similar thinking is...

Senator Konneh: Health, Education Lag Behind in Public Spending

By E. J. Nathaniel Daygbor Former Finance Minister and current Senator of Gbarpolu County, Amara Konneh has raised alarm over troubling sectoral trends in Liberia’s...

Liberia: Boakai Urges Smarter Investments Into Road Infrastructure

President Joseph Boakai Tuesday called on African governments, fund managers and development partners to deepen collaboration and channel smarter investments into road infrastructure, arguing...

Liberia Imposes Tax On Digital Economy Affecting Global Tech Giants Amazon, Meta Platforms

By Festus Poquie Liberia plans to impose digital taxes on tech giants including Amazon.com Inc. and Meta Platforms Inc., under a digital tax regime that...

Liberia Secures $312.8M in Official Aid for FY2026

The Government of Liberia says it will receive an estimated US$312.84 million in Official Development Assistance for fiscal year 2026, a funding package the...

Liberia: Cacao Rush Fuels Conflict In Southeast

Soaring cacao prices over the last three years are fueling deforestation and conflict in Grand Gedeh county of Liberia, in West Africa, Mongabay staff...

Ghana to Abolish Tax On Minerals

Kokoroko/Reuters Ghana will stop charging a value-added tax on minerals processing as part of broader taxation changes to make the economy “more business friendly” and...

$400 Million Loan For Power Ship Company Supplying African Nations

Turkish company Karpowership, which supplies electricity to nearly a dozen African countries through power plants on floating barges, secured a new $400 million loan. Mauritius...

Liberia Could Lose About $30 Billion If ArcelorMittal Rail Monopoly Stands

Liberia risks forfeiting between US$14.8 billion and US$18.4 billion in long-term rail corridor revenues and potentially more than US$30 billion under regional pricing benchmarks...

Liberia: LERC Issues First Solar PV Installer License to Professionalize

The Liberia Electricity Regulatory Commission (LERC) has issued the country’s first Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Installer License, a move regulators say will bolster safety, professionalism and investor confidence as Liberia’s solar market expands.

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