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?
The Government of Liberia’s decision to implement a third-party Multi-user policy over its railway and port facilities was initially met with broad consensus, promising additional revenue streams and expanded economic opportunity.
In a  turnaround for a rubber plantation once plagued by allegations of sexual coercion and labor malpractice, new owner Upjit Singh Sachdeva has initiated a series of reforms aimed at improving the working and living conditions for employees at the newly named Jeety Rubber plantation.
Ghana's premier accounting and consulting firm, JS Morlu has made headlines with the announcement of its new accounting software, FinovatePro, set to launch in June.
Liberia is positioning itself as a frontier for untapped hydrocarbon potential following a successful high-level engagement with leading business figures and energy executives from...
Customers of Sapelle International Bank-Liberia (SIB Bank) have praised the institution for its consistent and convenient delivery of financial services to individuals and organizations across Liberia. Headquartered in Monrovia, SIB Bank has expanded its footprint with eleven additional branches in key locations including Sinkor, Redlight, and Bushrod Island.
Liberia’s Financial Intelligence Agency (FIA) has fined digital payments giant Lonestar Cell MTN Mobile Money Inc (LCMMMI) LRD 25 million (USD 125,000) for failing to comply with the country’s anti-money laundering and countering the financing of terrorism (AML/CFT) rules and controls. The financial penalty was announced on 28 April.
