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Liberia 2022 Budget: Here’s a Chat of the Ministries/Agencies/Sectors with Biggest Allocation

By Local Voices Liberia

May 24, 2022

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Monrovia — The Legislature has approved the 2022 National Budget amid claims by scores of Liberians that certain government ministries or agencies as well as the Legislature are the “biggest beneficiaries” of the fiscal envelope. We review the budget and draw up a chat to show the agencies/ministries or sectors that received the biggest shares of the budget.

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