AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoLocal Governance: A new policy brief warns Liberia’s decentralization push could face a US$179.4 million financing gap by 2029, citing weak institutional coordination and procurement bottlenecks that are slowing county development agendas. Tax Reform: The Liberia Revenue Authority is in South Korea exploring partnerships to modernize tax administration, improve taxpayer services, and boost domestic revenue, including talks with major tech and consultancy firms. Ebola Preparedness: With Ebola still a regional concern, Lagos has intensified airport surveillance and preparedness measures, while Uganda confirmed six new Ebola cases. US Visa Access: The US plans to cut Africa’s visa-processing missions from nearly 50 to 20 hubs, with Monrovia listed as one of the remaining processing locations—meaning applicants may face travel if their country isn’t a hub. Regional Sports: Liberia’s football scene stays active as Leone Stars prepare for friendlies, with coaching and squad updates circulating.
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