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Author: Gabriel I. H Williams
In a move of profound historical significance, aimed at fostering peace, reconciliation, and unity in post-war Liberia, President Joseph N. Boakai has declared his government’s commitment to provide a dignified burial to former Presidents William R. Tolbert and Samuel K. Doe, who were brutally killed while their respective governments were violently overthrown.
The government of President Joseph N. Boakai is applauded for the launch of the national campaign for Liberia’s candidacy for a seat to become a Non-Permanent Member of the UN Security (UNSC) for the 2026-2027 term.
According to media reports, the government of Liberia has announced that President Joseph N. Boakai will deliver his Annual Message (State of the Nation Address) on the grounds of the Capitol Building (seat of the National Legislature) in Monrovia on January 27, 2025.