AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSocial Protection Push: The World Bank says Liberia’s National Social Protection Policy and Strategy 2026–2030 is a major step, but warns the country must grow domestic financing to keep support for vulnerable people sustainable. Oil Jobs at Home: NOCAL and Nigeria’s LADOL signed a deal to develop a Buchanan shorebase, aiming to keep more logistics and services for offshore drilling inside Liberia. Food Security & Cleaner Cities: Green Cities and partners launched the €375,000 NOURISH Family Farms project for 600 smallholder farmers, while Monrovia Mayor John-Charuk Siafa rolled out urban farming and organic waste-to-fertilizer plans. Justice Delay Raises Questions: Forty-seven days after Jewel Howard-Taylor’s arrest, Liberia still has no Grand Jury indictment, with concerns that the case hinges on one key witness. Elections in the US: Three Liberians in Minnesota were indicted over alleged illegal voting or false claims of U.S. citizenship. Local Governance & Transport: Monrovia began sanitation enforcement; NTA says it plans to extend bus services toward River Cess and Sinoe. Roads Hit by Rain: Flooding and unfinished bridges have cut off parts of the Ganta–Saclepea highway, stranding travelers.
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