AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoJudicial Integrity: Finance Minister Augustine Kpehe Ngafuan urged newly graduated magistrates to resist corruption and political pressure, warning that one tainted ruling can destroy public trust. Education & Jobs: House Speaker Richard Nagbe Koon pushed for bigger TVET investment, while lawmakers advanced the creation of the Gharzon Vocational and Technical Institute in Grand Gedeh to expand practical skills. Health System Push: A regional physicians’ meeting urged Liberia to invest more in specialist medical education and regional teaching hospitals. Roads & Infrastructure: The House ratified a US$30 million concessional loan for the Salayea–Konia Road in Lofa. Rubber Crisis: Liberia’s rubber processors face a major shutdown risk as monthly raw rubber supply falls far short of needs, linked to continued export of unprocessed rubber. Telecom Regulation: LTA revoked StarCell’s dormant licence and spectrum assignment after six years of inactivity. Governance for Youth: The House endorsed a Youth Legislative Caucus and passed a Social Work Council bill. Security Watch: UN warned terrorists across Nigeria and the Sahel are using drones and cryptocurrencies to escalate attacks. FGM Law: President Boakai submitted an FGM and child marriage bill, even as officials discuss lifting a related ban later in 2026.
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