Graduates of the Banking Institute of Liberia (BIL) have been urged to uphold high standards of integrity and ethics, and to play a vital role in the economic growth and prosperity of Liberian society.
Liberia has once again demonstrated its unyielding commitment to international shipping by settling fully on its 2024 IMO Member States’ Assessed Due in the tone of £5,124,591.00M or its equivalent of US$6,516,429.91M.
Liberia Petroleum Regulatory Authority (LPRA) Director General Marilyn T. Logan will showcase the country’s frontier exploration prospects at the Invest in African Energy reception in London on July 11, which acts as a precursor to African Energy Week (AEW): Invest in African Energy 2024 in Cape Town this November.
In a remarkable move towards financial innovation and technological advancements, renowned international financial expert, John S. Morlu, is making strides in transforming the financial and human resource management landscape across Africa and beyond.
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) on 26 June 2024 hosted the annual development dialogue under the theme, “Making carbon markets work for forest communities in Liberia” as part of efforts to prepare Liberia for effective engagement with carbon markets.
Oracle News Daily review of records revealed that Sapelle International Bank Liberia Limited (SIBLL) is fully capitalized and in compliance with the regulations set forth by the Central Bank of Liberia (CBL).
Monrovia-Investigation has gathered that despite ongoing maneuvering and efforts to have a consignment of dirty petroleum products onboard a Russian vessel to offload in Monrovia, LPRC remains firm on rejecting the off-loading of the products.
Liberia is set to receive a sum of US $45M to finance the Renewable Energy Solar Power Intervention Project (RESPITE). The World Bank Group approved the funds which is a second disbursement for the development.
Based on the observed anomalies, the Bank is deploying a restructuring mission in September this year to revive the project and prevent the country from losing additional financing.
The Consortium of Rubber Sector Actors of Liberia (CORSAL) has paid tribute to President Joseph Boakai for his initial lifting the ban on the exportation of unprocessed rubber, which has positively impacted stallholder farmers across the country.
