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Forestry-Development-Authority(FDA

FDA Clarifies Report Of Opposing Gazzettement of Proposed Foya National Park

The Forestry Development Authority (FDA) has sharply reacted to Front Page Africa Thursday, February 5, 2026 edition under the caption: “FDA Boss Rudolph Merab Accused of Opposing Gazettement of Proposed Foya National Park, Citing Threats to Jobs, Community Livelihoods”. An FDA release dated February 6, 2026, said the publication was fabricated to tarnish the reputation…

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CSA-Director-General,-Dr.-Josiah-F.-Joekai-Jr

Government Pursues ‘Ghost’ Workers …As Credential Audit Hits National Housing Authority

The Government of Liberia has intensified its public sector reform agenda as the Civil Service Agency (CSA) rolls out its Credential and Physical Verification Exercise at the National Housing Authority (NHA).  The exercise is geared towards identifying ghost names and improves transparency, accountability, and workforce productivity. The NHA is the 43rd government institution to undergo…

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Dr-J-Peter-Pham,-Executive-Chairman-and-Interim-CEO-of-Ivanhoe-Atlantic

Ivanhoe Atlantic Strengthens Leadership Team ….As Railway Concession Advances Iron Ore Project

Ivanhoe Atlantic has implemented a board and management team change to strengthen the company’s focus on the United States as it prepares for construction at its flagship Kon Kweni ultra-high grade iron ore project.  This strategic change follows the Liberian legislative ratification of Ivanhoe Atlantic’s Concession and Access Agreement, which provides access to multi-user rail…

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Dan-T-Saryee-Acting-Director-General-LACRA

LACRA Finalizes Oil Palm Policy

The Liberia Agriculture Commodity Regulatory Authority (LACRA) has reached a significant milestone in its ongoing efforts to modernize, regulate, and strengthen the country’s agricultural commodity sectors, with the successful conclusion of a two-day National Validation Workshop to finalize the National Oil Palm Policy. Held in Monrovia, the workshop brought together senior government officials, international partners,…

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Deputy-Minister,-Daniel-Sando

‘No Involvement with Demolition Incident’…Daniel Sando Distances Government

The Liberian Government has distanced itself from the demolition in Saye Town. Speaking on Tuesday, February 3, 2026, at the Ministry of Information, Deputy Minister for Press & Public Affairs Daniel Sando said the government has absolutely no involvement with the demolition incident. He said the matter is not in any way linked to the government….

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