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Monrovia, Liberia - President George Weah has made additional appointments/nominations in Government affecting the National Oil Company of Liberia (NOCAL), the Liberia Telecommunications Authority (LTA), the National Security Agency (NSA), the Liberia Agriculture Commodities Regulatory Agency (LACRA), the National Lotteries Authority, the Ministry of Information Culture Affairs & Tourism (MICAT), the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Governance Commission, Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) as well as other agencies. These appointments/nominations are subject to confirmation by the Honorable Liberian Senate where applicable.
National Oil Company of Liberia
Saifuah Mai Gray President/CEO
Eric Daniels Vice President for Finance
Dr. Lester Tenny Vice President of Technical Services
Carmena C. Yeke General Counsel. Read more...
 Washington, D.C. – June 15, 2018: The Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Liberia, Honorable Gbehzohngar M. Findley, says the government of President George M. Weah will continue to promote the longstanding historical ties subsisting between Liberia and the United States.
According to a dispatch from the Embassy of Liberia in Washington, Minister Findley was speaking on June 13, 2018, when he met with the Ambassador and staff of the Embassy of Liberia in the United States. He was on his first official visit to the United States as Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Minister Findley noted that his visit to the United States was intended to familiarize himself in order to ensure that Liberia remains effectively engaged in further enhancing the special relations between both countries. Read more...
 Monrovia (AFP) - After stoking expectations among Liberia's voters for rolling back poverty, President George Weah is facing the twin pressures of time and money to carry out his promises.
On January 22, Weah became president of the one of the world's poorest countries after vowing to improve the daily life of a population desperate for electricity, running water and other basics. Read more...
 Ganta, Nimba County: President George Manneh Weah has ended a two-county tour in Central Liberia where he inspected preparatory works on road projects earmarked by the government. The Liberian leader’s first stop took him Bong County and climaxed in Ganta, Nimba County.
In Bong, he dedicated repairs works on the Gbarnga-Voinjama-Foya financed by USAID and inspected the Gbarnga-Salayea road project.
While in Nimba, President Weah dedicated a 1.9km chip seal pavement works in Ganta and inspected the 67km Ganta-Yekepa Road Project, which is being done by Arcelor Mittal.
In separate remarks, President Weah reemphasized his commitment to roads construction that would open up the country. "When the road is built, we all can connect. Don't let anyone discourage you about the roads; the roads are very important for our economy, "President Weah stated.
President Weah also said there would be a three-year timeline for all roads earmarked to be completed. He said that he will not settle down for four years or more for the completion of roads that are under consideration for construction. Read more...
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