That’s because she’s a "market woman," an umbrella term in Liberia encompassing all types of street vendors and petty traders. More than a decade of civil war sharply increased the number of ...

Now, the rate is LD176 to USD1. The Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) is correct. The market determines the exchange rate. But the CBL fails to indicate the entity that controls the market.

In a moment of national spotlight, Christopher D. Sankolo, Director General of the Liberia Agriculture Commodity Regulatory Authority (LACRA), received a standing ovationThursday at the Ellen Johnson ...

The Liberia Petroleum Refining Company (LPRC), in collaboration with the Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MOCI), has announced a fresh upward adjustment in the ceiling prices for gasoline and diesel ...

Even though most market women in Liberia are illiterate, they are essential to food distribution throughout the country, and they remain a formidable economic force. With Liberia's post-war ...

Liberia is drowning in foreign debt ... the creation of a thriving free market economy, and the building of a stable democracy. Immediate steps will need to be taken by the Liberian government ...

Liberia's Forestry Development Authority told ... "Without robust oversight, that cocoa will make it into the European market." Reporting by Joe Bavier Additional reporting by Alphonso Toweh ...

despite difficult market conditions. It has always been a precursor in terms of network deployment and in 2012 was the first operator in Liberia to launch 3G (HSPA+) services following by 4G-LTE ...