The Monrovia Roundtable is a strategic forum focused on urban governance, environmental sustainability, and community development. Its goal is to generate actionable solutions to address city's challenges.
In response to public concerns over the frequency of drainage backflows which often affect Monrovia City by polluting major street corners, the Ministry of Public Works has formed a strong collaboration with the Liberia Water & Sewer Cooperation to identify and demolish structures situated on the sewage and water lines in Monrovia City and its environs.
Public Works Minister, Roland Layfette Giddings, addressing cross-sections of motorists under the banner Federation of Road Transport Union of Liberia on Monday in the Omega Community, said the need for a strengthened Public-Private Partnership is crucial towards Liberia's Road and Transport Facilitation Programmes.
The Ministry of Public Works expresses grave concerns regarding the recent collapse of the ITI Bridge, which had undergone extensive repairs by the Ministry’s Bridge Unit. While the Ministry is grateful that no lives were lost in the incident, it remains deeply troubled by this unfortunate development.
The Ministry of Public Works' general staff meeting coincided with the birthday of the Deputy Minister for Technical Services, Prince D Tambah, who is currently in Foyah supervising road works. On Wednesday, the day before today, Minister Roland Layfette Giddings also observed his birthday in good health.