Liberia’s Central Bank Seeks Approval for L$79 Billion Currency Print Run, Including New L$2,000 Note
Monrovia — The Central Bank of Liberia asked lawmakers Tuesday to authorize printing of L$79 billion in new banknotes, including ...
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With Only 7% of Banknotes in Reserve, House Eyes Approval for New Printing Plan
CAPITOL HILL — The House of Representatives has begun formal consideration of a proposal by President Joseph Nyuma Boakai Sr. ...
Central Bank of Liberia Mandates 1% Coin Payout On All Bank Withdrawals
MONROVIA — Liberians making cash withdrawals in Liberian dollars will now receive coins whether they want them or not, under ...
Why The Central Bank of Liberia Says It Must Print New Banknotes
MONROVIA — The Central Bank of Liberia says it needs to print new banknotes because the economy is growing, existing ...
Boakai Calls Emergency Session to Print Money. Here’s What’s Really Going On.
MONROVIA — When a president invokes a rarely used constitutional provision to drag lawmakers back to the Capitol two weeks ...
CBL Testimony Challenges Case Against Tweah Over $6.2M Transfers
Samuel Tweah, former Minister of Finance and Development Planning MONROVIA — A senior Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) official testified ...
Lawmakers end standoff over Central Bank audit, send 12 reports to president
MONROVIA — After weeks of disagreement over whether Liberia’s Central Bank should be subjected to a legislative-backed audit, lawmakers have ...
World Bank Group Managing Director Pascal Hails CBL for Progress on Stability and Private Sector Growth
Monrovia – The World Bank Group Managing Director and Chief Knowledge Officer, Mr. Pascal Donohoe, has congratulated the Central Bank ...
Banking Institute launches 2026 training cycle; DG Panton urges skills development
MONROVIA — The Banking Institute of Liberia (BIL) has launched its first training cycle for 2026, enrolling more than 100 ...
Liberia meets four of six ECOWAS convergence criteria, CBL Governor says
Monrovia — Liberia met four of the six ECOWAS macroeconomic convergence criteria in 2025, reflecting improved fiscal discipline, external stability ...
