PRESIDENT BOAKAI LAUNCHES PRESIDENTIAL CLEAN CITIES INITIATIVE TO SUPPORT URBAN SANITATION AND YOUTH EMPLOYMENT
Executive Mansion, Monrovia: President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr. has launched the Presidential Clean Cities Initiative (PCCI), a Government of Liberia intervention aimed at supporting urban sanitation, creating short-term employment opportunities for young Liberians, promoting environmental stewardship, and strengthening community participation in the maintenance of public spaces.
“Behind Every Dollar Stands a Liberian,” President Boakai Declares”~ Pledges Accountability as Government Raises More than US$1 Billion in Revenue Collection
Washington, DC, USA: President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr., has stressed his Government's commitment to ensuring every dollar of the one billion dollars in revenue collected serves the public good and advances the ARREST Agenda. This, he said, will be by delivering results that Liberians can see and feel the impact of the billion dollars the Government has been entrusted with on their day-to-day livelihood.
President Boakai, U.S. Senator Alsobrooks Discuss Investment and Implementation of Liberia–Maryland Partnership
WASHINGTON, D.C., USA:- President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr., today held discussions with United States Senator Angela D. Alsobrooks of the State of Maryland in the United States Capitol, Washington, DC. The talks focused on strengthening economic, educational, and institutional cooperation between Liberia and the United States.
“Let's Build a Lonestar That is Consistent and Competitive ,” President Boakai Rallies Support for National Football Team
Executive Pavilion, Monrovia: His Excellency President Joseph Nyuma Boakai Sr., speaking at the Rally dinner for AFCON 2027, held at the Executive Pavilion, has called for a Lone Star team that is consistent and competitive to be built.
"This Gov't Will Never Seek to Muzzle or Control the Press,” President Boakai Assures Media
EJS Ministerial Complex, Congo Town: President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr., has assured Liberia’s media community that his administration will never regard the press as an institution to be muzzled or controlled, instead calling for a relationship built on mutual respect, openness, professionalism, and a shared responsibility to the Liberian people.
