AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoSeed Certification Milestone: Community of Hope Agriculture Project (CHAP Agro) becomes one of the first eight Liberian-owned firms certified by the new Seed Development and Certification Agency (SDCA), a push meant to cut reliance on imported seeds and boost access to quality planting materials. ECOWAS Summit in Freetown: Sierra Leone prepares to host an ECOWAS Summit on July 18–19, with about 600 delegates expected, promising a boost for hotels, tourism, and services in Monrovia’s neighbor city Freetown. Human Trafficking Justice: A Monrovia court hands down Liberia’s longest-ever human trafficking sentences in the country’s biggest case, giving eight defendants 50 years each and ordering US$120,000 restitution to victims. Public Finance Oversight: The Legislature’s PAC plans a major July 15 hearing into how government tax revenues were handled from 2018–2024, summoning MFDP, LRA, CBL and banks for answers. Kakata Water Crisis: The House summons LWSC boss Mohammed “Mo” Ali over Kakata’s prolonged piped-water collapse, as residents report unsafe alternatives and rising health risks. NASSCORP Digital Services: NASSCORP launches “MYNASSCORP” mobile app and online portal for employers and employees to track contributions and benefits. Women’s Football: Determine Girls win their sixth straight Liberian Women’s League title after a goalless draw with Shaita Angels, with Gambian trio Ruggy Joof, Mbassey Darboe and Catherine Jatta starring.
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