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MONROVIA – In May this year, the tenure of the current Chief Executive Officer of the National Road Fund (NRF), Boniface Satu, would expire and uncertainty hangs over his re-selection by the Inter-Ministerial Steering Committee (IMSC).By Lennart Dodo

MONROVIA – Millions of United States dollars collected as levies from motorists for the purpose of constructing and maintaining roads in the country are being diverted from the National Road Fund to other uses despite the deplorable nature of roads i

Gbarnga, Bong County – Several community-based Organizations (CBOS) within Bong, Lofa and Nimba Counties   including Chiefs, community and religious leaders, media, traditional women as well as youths    have benefited from intensive capacity buildin

Liberia: Senate Demands Performance Report From Managers Of The National Road Fund Liberia: Senate Demands Performance Report From Managers Of The National Road Fund Share MONROVIA – On Tuesday, the Senate voted to cite and demand the managers of the National Road Fund to submit a performance report on the management of the funds. The Senate’s decision comes in the wake of delay by the Ministry of Public Works to complete the Gbarnga to Salayea road. The amount in question US$1.4 million fo...

Liberia: National Road Fund Seeks Partnership with Financial Institutions to Address Road Challenges Liberia: National Road Fund Seeks Partnership with Financial Institutions to Address Road Challenges Share MONROVIA – The head of the National Road Fund, Mr. Boniface D. Satu says the road sector remains seriously challenged and there is a need for stakeholders of the sector to collaborate in addressing it. Hon. Satu made the remarks during the program marking the mid-Term Review of the 2020/2...

Stakeholders at the program marking the mid-Term Review of the 2020/2021 Annual Road Maintenance Expenditure Program and Recast of ARMEP Budget and financing of road works by local financial institutions. Liberia’s Acting Public Works Minister and chairperson of the Interministerial Steering Committee (IMSC), Ruth Coker-Collins, says the road sector remains seriously challenged and there is a need for stakeholders of the sector to collaborate in addressing it. Minister Coker-Collins made the ...