AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoSeed & Jobs: CHAP Agro is among the first eight Liberian-owned firms certified by the new Seed Development and Certification Agency (SDCA), a push to cut reliance on imported seeds and improve certified planting access. Public Finance Oversight: Liberia’s House PAC will hold a major July 15 hearing on how tax revenues were collected and handled through transitory and consolidated accounts from 2018–2024, with MFDP, LRA, CBL and banks in the spotlight. Anti-Trafficking Justice: A Monrovia court handed Liberia its longest-ever human trafficking sentences—eight defendants got 50 years each and three received 20—plus US$120,000 restitution to victims. Digital Payments & Inclusion: Finance Minister Ngafuan says Liberia is expanding mobile money and the Pay Na-Na instant payment system to boost account ownership and speed up revenue collection. Water Crisis Accountability: The House has summoned LWSC boss Mohammed “Mo” Ali over Kakata’s prolonged piped-water collapse. Social Security Tech: NASSCORP launched “MYNASSCORP,” a mobile app for employers and workers to track contributions and benefits.
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