President Boakai takes guided tour of the much talked about Mano River Union (MRU) Center for Regional Peace and Development which is under construction in Foya, Lofa County, to access progress | Executive Mansion-Liberia

President Boakai enters Bo, Sierra Leone enroute to Freetown for a 4-day working visit. | Executive Mansion-Liberia

President Weah Tours Streets Lighting Project and 14th Gorbachev Market President Weah led an array of officials from his government on a tour of Streets Lighting Project as well as the newly constructed 14th Gorbachev Market. Deputy Presidential Press Secretary (DPPS), Hon. Smith Maxwell Toby brings you up to date with the narration of the inspection exercise. | Executive Mansion-Liberia

New York is home to the first and second executive mansions in US history. Despite only being the capital for a few years, George Washington lived at two houses in Lower Manhattan, both of which were destroyed. 39 Broadway was the larger of the two, built in 1786 for Alexander Macomb (sometimes spelled McComb). It was the location of the first French mission to the United States until February of 1790 when Washington moved in. The City of New York actually began building a new executive mansion

Arrival of President Boakai in Conakry for the inauguration of His Excellency Mamady Doumbouya, President-Elect of the Republic of Guinea. | Executive Mansion-Liberia

Making Life More Affordable For Liberians #annualmessage2026 #presidentjosephnyumaboakai | Executive Mansion-Liberia