
Magdalene Ellen Dagoseh
Magdalene Ellen Dagoseh is the Commerce and Industry Minister of Liberia, known for her proactive approach to enforcing commercial regulations in the country. In February 2025, she led a significant crackdown on over 20 businesses in Ganta, Nimba County, for severe violations such as price gouging and selling expired goods, aiming to protect consumers and ensure compliance with the law.
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Recent news mentions
Minister of Commerce and Industry Hon. Magdalene Ellen Dagoseh reaffirmed the government's determination to position the private sector as the engine of sustainable economic growth.
Gov’t, Private Sector Commit to Economic Transformation | BusinessMagdalene Ellen Dagoseh is the Minister of Commerce and Industry who was represented by Kelvin DJ Matadi at the launch of LiYEPA.
UNDP, iCampus and Partners Launch LiYEPA to Support Youth Enterprises, Job Creation in Liberia | BusinessMagdalene Ellen Dagoseh is the Commerce and Industry Minister represented by Richard J. Pratt.
MoCI Backs Local Content Policy to Boost Liberian SMEs | BusinessHon. Magdalene Ellen Dagoseh, Minister of Commerce and Industry highlighted the achievements of the Liberia Investment, Finance, and Trade Project (LIFT-P).
LIFT Project Recognized for Advancing SME Finance, Market Access | NewsMagdalene Ellen Dagoseh is the Minister of Commerce and Industry participating in the Liberia Investment Conference.
Chinese Ambassador Promotes Stronger China-Liberia Economic Ties | NewsMagdalene Ellen Dagoseh, the Minister of Commerce & Industry, reflects on the partnership between China and Liberia.
Commerce Minister Reflects On China’s Continued Support To Liberia | BusinessMagdalene Ellen Dagoseh has declared Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) as the backbone of job creation, innovation, and inclusive national growth.
Commerce Ministry Places Liberian Businesses at Core of Nat’l Strategy | BusinessMagdalene Ellen Dagoseh is the Commerce and Industry Minister who led the enforcement exercise shutting down over 20 businesses for violations.
Over 20 Nimba Businesses Shut for Price Gouging, Expired Goods | News





























