Abubakar Hashim/Liberia
Liberia’s President, Joseph Nyuma Boakai, has clocked two years in office on January 22, 2026. He was sworn in on January 22, 2024, at the Capitol in Monrovia.
A special publication by this medium will be out next week, detailing a lucid and incisive review of the Boakai government.
From the National Port Authority (NPA), under the watch of Sekou Dukuly, to Water and Sewer, under Mohammed Ali, National Fisheries and Aquaculture Authority, to Liberia Agriculture Commodities Regulatory Authority (LACRA), and the National Road Fund (NRF), the journey so far has been quite enormous but rewarding, two years on.
The Ports have undertaken a lot of progressive reforms, with 24/7 operations.
Water and Sewer has eradicated the filth inherited, while Fisheries has beefed up revenues from royalties and allied services.
LACRA, President Boakai’s pet institution, which he once headed when it was LPMC, is now on the rise in regulating agricultural commodities before exports.
NRF hosted the Africa Road Maintenance Fund Association ARMFA conference in November 2025 in Monrovia and also won the best parastatal 2025, as recognized by the country’s audit agency, which is also in the special publication on Liberia.
This special edition will be out in circulation, both in hard and soft copies, worldwide, next week. It is a must-read!
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