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Where to invest in West Africa

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How a Unified Economy Can Improve the African Space Sector - Space in Africa

Some Economic Community Of West African States (Ecowas) leaders have come to an agreement to retire and replace the CFA Franc with a common currency, Eco. The goal behind the decision is to strengthen the pillar of Sub-Regional trade unity with eyes on integration.  

Liberia: Untapped Fisheries Sector Could Save Economy as World Bank, EU Pushing Mesurado Pier Fix

Monrovia Pointing to what was once a vibrant and lucrative Mesurado fishing Pier, near the Coast Guard Base at the Freeport of Monrovia Wednesday,  Yevewuo Subah, the coordinator of the World Bank project looking to revamp the fisheries sector in Liberia, foresees a rebirth for fishing where Liberia could become a beehive for fishing

Liberia: Is 'Over-Americanization of Liberi' the Main Problem to Our Underdevelopment and Mass Poverty

Opinion - The Perspective launched a debate recently on the situation of our national economy upon the publication of the report by the Liberian Economy Group (LEG) -headed by the veteran politician and economist, Dr. Togba-Nah Tipoteh.

Air France Unveils Schedule for Resumption of Flights to Monrovia, Beginning April 20, 2020 - FrontPageAfrica

The French carrier, Air France has unveiled its flight Schedule as it prepares to resume flights to Monrovia. In a statement Monday, the airline says as from April 20, 2020, customers will once again be able to travel to Monrovia (Liberia) thanks to five weekly flights.

Liberia Scorecard Helps Improve Business Environment - allAfricacom

The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) Commission, with the technical support of the World Bank Group's Advisory services, has completed the implementation of an investment climate Scorecard to help attract private investors and enhance cross-border investments in ECOWAS' 15 member countries, which are home to more than 350 million consumers.