The Ministry of Public Works launches a campaign to clear alleyways in Monrovia, marking unauthorized buildings for demolition and enforcing construction permits for public safety.
In order to avoid future embarrassment and ensure that zonal and technical rules and regulations are fully honored and respected, the Ministry of Public Works requests all institutions and individuals desirous of engaging in public or private construction to legally obtain a Construction Permit as well as submit the full drawings to its department of Technical Services before the commencement of said construction.
Liberia and Japan ink a deal to extend the Japan Freeway in Monrovia, costing about $291,497 and covering 1.9 kilometers, to improve connectivity and fulfill President Boakai's infrastructure goals. This project symbolizes the strong Liberia-Japan partnership, aiming to enhance infrastructure and development.
The appointment of a new Chairperson to the Liberia National WASH Commission underscores the country's commitment to advancing water, sanitation, and hygiene services for better public health and development.
The Government of Liberia and the Japan International Corporation Agency, JICA, today signed the formal agreement and collaboration for the extension of the Japan Freeway from the Freeport of Monrovia to the Gabriel Tucker Bridge which links the Bushrod Island to the city of Monrovia.