AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoEbola Preparedness: Liberia says it remains Ebola-free, but a nationwide review found serious weak spots in border screening, emergency response logistics, ambulance capacity, and emergency operations centers that could slow action if the virus enters. Justice and Security: The U.S. says it is deepening law enforcement support for Liberia’s justice sector, focusing on trafficking, drug demand reduction, and counternarcotics. Health Crisis at Home: Phebe Referral Hospital has reopened after a strike was ended by President Boakai’s intervention, ending a shutdown that left thousands without care. Governance and Elections: The House approved adding 16 new electoral districts, raising Liberia’s total from 73 to 89, based on the 2022 census—Senate concurrence now needed. Independence Celebrations: Buchanan City, Grand Bassa will host the 179th Independence Day on July 26, with Dr. Herbert Brewer named national orator. Agriculture: CHAP Agro is among the first Liberian seed companies certified by the new Seed Development and Certification Agency, aiming to boost certified local planting materials. Digital Access: Liberia’s telecom regulator upgraded internet connectivity at Tubman University to support the digital transformation agenda. Public Health Controversy: Residents accuse JFK Medical Center of burning infectious waste, calling for EPA and health ministry investigations.
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