Liberia: Citizens' 5% Benefit in Oil Revenues Still In Tact – Senate Judiciary Committee – FrontPageAfrica

MONROVIA – The Judiciary Committee of the Liberian Senate has established that the Amended Petroleum Law of 2019 did not tamper with the Liberian people’s right to five percent of all revenues generated from petroleum agreements, instead, it grants L

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