Scores of findings have suggested how Liberia is acutely lacking behind with trained personnel to take up roles in its technical industries.
The mining and engineering sectors have for years experienced brain-drain due to low enrollment in science math and engineering at…
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ArcelorMittal Training Academy Welcomes 60 New Recruits
The ArcelorMittal-owned and -operated vocational training Center in Yekepa, Nimba County, has recruited sixty (60)…
AML Alarms Over Blockade of Rail Line
ArcelorMittal Liberia reports that Saturday, January 14, 2023 a group of individuals claiming to be former workers…
Sen. Johnson Hails ArcelorMittal’s Social Development Contribution
Nimba County Senator Prince Johnson has praised ArcelorMittal’s exceptional private sector leadership role over…
ArcelorMittal’s Mega Iron Ore Processing Plant Fast Progressing
ArcelorMittal, the leading private sector investor in Liberia, seems fast approaching the fulfillment of its…
Amidst World Bank’s Gloomy Economy Warning: ArcelorMittal’s Phase II…
On January 3, 2023, the World Bank warned that the world’s economy could tip into recession in 2023.
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APM Terminals Liberia Celebrates Christmas With New Mothers
To celebrate Christmas, APM Terminals Liberia made gift donations to women at the maternity wards of selected…
ArcelorMittal Creates 3,000 More Jobs In Phase Two Expansion
ArcelorMittal Liberia has, at the onset of its Phase Two Expansion Project, created nearly three thousand jobs.
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AML Extends Agro Reforestation Program To Bolo Village
ArcelorMittal Liberia’s Environmental Department, in collaboration with a non-governmental organization, Committee…
Prices Of Petroleum Products Adjusted
The Ministry of Commerce and Industry, in consultation with the Liberia Petroleum Refining Company (LPRC), has…