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Liberia: Economic Empowerment for Liberians Insight
Heritage, 21 May 2013
The Liberian United for Sustainable Development (LUSD), a local non-governmental organization, through its General Manager has vowed to buttress central government's effort in ... read more »
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Liberia: Structural Reforms Loom, as Liberia's Economy on Course
The Analyst, 15 April 2013
As head of a high power delegation to the scheduled April 19-21, 2013 World Bank-IMF Spring Meeting in Washington, USA, Finance Minister Amara Konneh has disclosed that despite the ... read more »
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Liberia: World Bank Pledges Support to Liberia's Financial Accountability
Heritage, 13 May 2013
The World Bank through its Sector Manager Financial Management Unit for West and Central Africa has reaffirmed its unflagging support to strengthening the capacity of the Liberia ... read more »
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Liberia: Liberia's Finance Minister Proposes Doubling IDA Allocation to Fragile States
FrontPageAfrica, 2 May 2013
In a world where conflict abounds, and less than 20 percent of fragile states are challenged to meet poverty targets by 2015, what can be done to help stop conflict, reduce ... read more »
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Liberia: Resources Must Benefit Citizens
The NEWS, 20 May 2013
A cross-section of Civil Society Organizations co-working group on natural resources has concluded a two-day natural resources exploitation and management conference with ... read more »
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Liberia: World Bank Earmarks U.S.$80 Million for Ganta-Fishtown Highway
Heritage, 29 April 2013
The World Bank has earmarked 80 million United States Dollars to frontload a new infrastructure project in Liberia, the construction of the Ganta-Fishtown Highway. The commitment ... read more »
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Liberia: Sirleaf Wants U.S.$50 Million Hydro Contract Ratified
The NEWS, 22 April 2013
President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf is urging the Legislature to ratify the finance contract between the Government of Liberia and the European Investment Bank (EIB). read more »
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Liberia: Govt Secures U.S.$35 Million for Energy Sector
The New Dawn, 30 April 2013
Following days of intense negotiations with global financial institutions and stakeholders, Liberia has secured a US$35 million loan from the World Bank to expand the country's ... read more »
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Liberia: 'Much More to Do', Says Johnson Sirleaf (interview)
allAfrica.com, 13 June 2011
Since taking office in early 2006 as Africa's first elected woman president, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has become a prominent leader in a tough job. A quarter century of ... read more »
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Liberia: To Become a Middle Income Country by 2030 Growth Must Have a Broad Reach - Planning Minister (interview)
allAfrica.com, 29 November 2010
Amara Konneh recently returned to his post as Liberia's minister of planning and economic affairs and a member of President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf's economic management team, ... read more »
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yes, madam.president I agree with you that your 1st term was meant for stabilization and hope that the second term will truly show transformation.and to those of you young people who are in the habit of negatively criticizing our president should stop.for we need to support and encourage her leadership for the rebuilding of mama Liberia.Young militants I salute you.Darius G.Geeplah-Sinoe County
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Please Ellen stop all the talking and do more work, we need better roads, two lane go, but we need you do do better than that at least four lane, come Madam you have been to country Nigeria, Ghana, ivory coast and Uganda, when will Liberia start real development,the road to the international airport don't have any light, many Liberian still find it hard to get safe drinking water.
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