Liberia: Nafaa Swims in 'U.S.$3.1m Debt'

Liberia: Nafaa Swims in 'U.S.$3.1m Debt'

National Fisheries and Aquaculture Authority (NaFAA) is burdened with US$3.1 million debt or outstanding arrears, including unpaid vendor contracts, unresolved income tax withholdings, labor court rulings favoring wrongfully dismissed staff, the entity's newly appointed Acting Director General, J. Cyrus Saygbe, has disclosed.

‘Ministry of Communications has inherited GH¢6bn debt’

The Ministry of Communications, Digital Technology, and Innovation has inherited a debt portfolio exceeding GH¢6 billion, with some key agen­cies operating on near-empty bank balances, according to the sector minister, Samuel Nartey George. The minister, who is also the Member of Parliament for Nin­go-Prampram, made the revela­tion on the floor of Parliament yesterday while presenting …

NaFAA Swims in ‘US$3.1M Debt’

NaFAA faces US$3.1M debt. Acting DG J. Cyrus Saygbe aims for financial reform, stakeholder engagement, and sustainable fisheries. Plans for partnerships, staff initiatives for success in Liberia's aquaculture sector.