Liberia: GOL Raises U.S.$954.7m in Revenue

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1. Thu, 3 September 2026

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   • AllAfrica16:23first to report
     Liberia: GOL Raises U.S.$954.7m in Revenue

     [Liberian Observer] The Liberia Revenue Authority (LRA) has announced that it has collected US$954.7 million in revenue for Fiscal Year 2026 as of Wednesday morning, putting the government on track to cross the US$1 billion revenue milestone before the end of this month (September 2026).

2. Tue, 15 September 2026

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   • emansion.gov.lr21:00
     “Behind Every Dollar Stands a Liberian,” President Boakai Declares”~ Pledges Accountability as Government Raises More than US$1 Billion in Revenue Collection
3. Wed, 16 September 2026

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   • AllAfrica05:30
     Liberia: Former Education Minister Cautions On $1b Revenue Celebration

     [New Republic] MONROVIA--Former Education Minister George Kronnisanyon Werner has urged government and citizens to be cautious in how they interpret Liberia's reported $1 billion revenue milestone, warning that the announcement does not mean "a fresh billion dollars is sitting somewhere" waiting to be shared.

   • liberianobserver.com07:01
     Boakai Hails LRA CG Jallah, Taxpayers

     President Boakai commends Liberia Revenue Authority for overseeing the historic achievement of mobilizing over $1 billion in domestic revenue, emphasizing lawful means and citizens' contribution to national development.

4. Thu, 17 September 2026

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   • AllAfrica15:07
     Liberia: U.S.$1b Revenue - Don't Just Spend It. Grow It.

     [Liberian Observer] Liberia has crossed the US$1 billion revenue mark. That is something worth acknowledging.

5. Fri, 18 September 2026

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   • AllAfrica12:30
     Liberia: Ngafuan Says U.S.$1 Billion Tax Haul Spent, Braces for U.S.$200m Gap

     [Liberian Investigator] MONROVIA -- Finance Minister Augustine Kpehe Ngafuan says Liberia's record $1 billion in tax collections this year is already spent, not sitting in a government account, funding new soldiers, early salary payments and long-overdue debts to local banks and media houses. But about $200 million of that total, roughly a fifth, came from a one-time mining payment that will not repeat in 2027, and Ngafuan himself told listeners Thursday the government is already bracing for...