ArcelorMittal Liberia has been recognized and presented four awards by the Liberia Revenue Authority for being a top contributor to government’s revenue for the period 2022-2023.
The Plenary of the Liberian Senate has taken step toward boosting economic growth by voting to grant autonomous authority to seaports in three of Liberia’s counties: Greenville, Harper, and Buchanan.
 In a bid to address the electricity shortage in Liberia, the government is in negotiations with Runda Solar, a multi-million dollar solar power company, to develop a 250 megawatt solar panel installation in Montserrado County.
The Liberia Revenue Authority (LRA) will this Wednesday, November 20, kickoff a series of events in commemoration of its 2024 Annual Taxpayers Appreciation and Awards Ceremony, under the theme: Moving to Billions, Celebrating Taxpayers' Impact.
Commerce and Industry, Commerce and Industry Minister-designate Magdalene Dagoseh outlined a comprehensive plan aimed at stabilizing prices and protecting consumers in Liberia.
Thirty-eight (38) staff members of ArcelorMittal Liberia have successfully completed Cohort #2 of its SUCCEED-1 program and Cohort One of the Talent Accelerated Program (TAP), marking a significant milestone in its commitment to workforce development and community empowerment.
The Steering Committee for the Recovery of Economic Activity for Liberian Informal Sector Employment (REALISE) Project has commended the Project Management team for its significant progress and milestone achievements since the last meeting in April.
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and the Government of Liberia (GOL) signed Amendments 14 and 15 to the Development Objective Grant Agreement (DOAG) on Wednesday to enhanced the West African nation’s development programs.
The visiting International Monetary Fund (IMF) delegation has commended Liberia Revenue Authority (LRA) Commissioner General James Dorbor Jallah for an impressive revenue collection performance, pledging the Fund’s support to further enhance this success.
ArcelorMittal’s commitment to Liberia dates back to the early 2000s, following the end of the country’s prolonged civil war. As one of the first major foreign investors in Liberia, ArcelorMittal made significant strides in rehabilitating the nation’s mining infrastructure, with a particular focus on redeveloping old mines and the essential railway system that supports iron ore transportation.
