Latest news in Liberia? September 2nd, 2026
02-09-2026
Key news headlines and developments in Liberia for September 2, 2026:
- Executive Order on Clean Energy: President Joseph Nyuma Boakai renewed the suspension of import tariffs on quality-verified, off-grid solar and renewable energy products for an additional year under Executive Order No. 168. The Rural and Renewable Energy Agency (RREA) noted the move aims to cut equipment costs and expand electrification in underserved rural communities. The New Dawn Liberia
- Legislative Accountability Demands: Representative Musa Hassan Bility (Nimba County District #7) publicly called for an audit of the National Legislature, asserting that around $272 million has moved through the body without sufficient financial reporting and that lawmakers must adhere to the same transparency standards expected of the executive branch. The New Dawn Liberia
- Environmental Agency Backing: Former President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf visited the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) headquarters in Monrovia, endorsing recent operational reforms, carbon stock assessments, and academic partnerships, while pledging international advocacy to mobilize climate resources for Liberia. The New Dawn Liberia
- Intensified Anti-Narcotics Crackdown: Debate continues over high-profile cocaine trafficking investigations and recent multi-million-dollar seizures. The Federation of Liberian Youth (FLY) declared formal support for law enforcement’s crackdown against transnational drug cartels while partnering with the Ministry of Justice to establish a National Youth and Security Advisory Council. The New Dawn Liberia+ 1
- Government Refutes Arrest Rumors: The Boakai administration dismissed rumors alleging plans to arrest former President George Weah, urging the public to disregard political speculation and focus on ongoing state governance priorities.
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