The actions form part of the Government’s continued efforts to uphold accountability,
strengthen the rule of law, and ensure that public officials entrusted with serving the
Liberian people conduct themselves with integrity and in full compliance with the law
Following a review of the findings submitted by the relevant authorities, President Boakai
has, with immediate effect, dismissedMr. Mark Egon Kuiah, Deputy Director for
Operations at the Roberts International Airport (RIA),Mr. Johnny B…
The official Independence observance, hosted in Buchanan City, Grand Bassa County, brought together government officials, members of the diplomatic corps, traditional and religious leaders, youth, members of the security services, the private sector, development partners, and citizens from across and outside Liberia to commemorate the nation’s 179 years of independence.
Throughout the observance, Liberians participated in activities that celebrated the country’s history, culture, faith, and nat…
The recognition took place during a breakfast meeting at the President’s Rehab Residence, attended by Director General of the Liberia National Tourism Authority (LNTA), Hon. Princess Eva Cooper; Deputy Director General for Marketing and Promotions, Mr. Jani Jallah Kollie; Mr. Berthold Kobina Ackon, popularly known as Wodemaya; and Mr. Jenkins S. Nyuma.
The meeting celebrated the contributions of Berthold Kobina Ackon (Wodemaya) and Jenkins Nyuma to promoting Liberia during the country’s 179th I…
Just days after the President officially energized the Buchanan Electricity Distribution Network, on Thursday, July 23, 2026, residents are celebrating what many describe as a life-changing milestone—the return of reliable electricity to parts of the City for the first time in more than three decades.
Homes, businesses, streets, schools, religious and public institutions that had long relied on generators and other costly alternatives are now benefiting from a stable power supply, bringing rene…
The congratulatory messages, conveyed through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs during the national celebrations held under the theme, “Strengthening National Identity Through Liberian-Led Historical Leadership,” recognized Liberia’s enduring democratic tradition, its constructive role in regional and global affairs, and President Boakai’s leadership in advancing peace, stability, and international cooperation.
Presenting the messages to President Boakai, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Her Exce…
Delivering his 179th Independence Day Address during the official celebration in Buchanan, President Boakai said Liberia’s future depends on a clear understanding of its past, declaring, “A nation that understands its history is better prepared to shape its future.”
The President said the initiative will work with international partners, universities, libraries, archives, and cultural institutions to repatriate copies of historical records relating to Liberia while ensuring that Liberians remai…
President Boakaidescribed the projects, supported by the Arab Coordination Group, including the Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development, the Arab Bank for Economic Development in Africa (BADEA), the OPEC Fund for International Development, and the Saudi Fund for Development, as catalysts for national transformation.
He said Liberia’s ongoing road investments are “building more than roads” by creating opportunities, connecting communities, and improving the lives of ordinary Liberians.
The ro…
The commitments were announced during ceremonies marking the dedication of the completed 81-kilometer Gbarnga–Salayea Road Corridor and the groundbreaking for the 50-kilometer Salayea–Konia Road and the 6-kilometer Zorzor–Yeala Road.
During the occasion, the Government of Liberia signed financing agreements totaling US$73.8 million with the OPEC Fund for International Development (OPEC Fund), the Arab Bank for Economic Development in Africa (BADEA), and the Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Develop…
Held under the national theme, “Strengthening National Identity Through Liberian-Led Historical Leadership,” the service focused on preserving Liberia’s history, deepening national identity, and inspiring collective responsibility as the nation commemorated 179 years of independence.
Delivering the sermon, Senior Advisor to U.S. President Donald Trump for the White House Faith Office, Paula White-Cain, described Liberia’s 179-year journey as enduring evidence of God’s sustaining grace. She said…
The flag-raising ceremony brought together members of the Armed Forces of Liberia, the Liberia National Police, the Executive Protection Service, the Liberia Immigration Service, the Liberia National Fire Service, and other security institutions in a display of national pride, patriotism, and unity.As Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Liberia, President Boakai joined the military and other security personnel in honoring the National Flag, reaffirming the enduring values of freedom, peace…
Speaking at a Town Hall Meeting with young people at the Buchanan Fairgrounds on the eve of Liberia’s 179th Independence Day celebrations, President Boakai received a comprehensive National Youth Manifesto presented by the Youth Advisory Council. He described the engagement as a significant step toward strengthening collaboration between Government and Liberia’s youthful population.
The President said meaningful youth participation requires more than listening to concerns; it demands deliberate…
The Presidentand his entourage were officially received at the Farmington River Bridge by county authorities, led by President Pro-Tempore Nyonblee Karngar-Lawrence and the County’s Superintendent Karyou Johnson. On hand for the welcome were traditional leaders, elders, and residents, who received President Boakai ahead of the nation’s Independence Day observance in Buchanan.
As part of the day’s activities, President Boakai dedicated a newly constructed Welcome Gate built by the Descendants of…