Cabinet Members

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Executive Leaders

Joseph Nyuma Boakai Sr.

President of the Republic of Liberia

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Joseph Nyuma Boakai Sr.

President of the Republic of Liberia

Joseph Nyuma Boakai Sr. is the 26th President of the Republic of Liberia, having assumed office on January 22, 2024. Born on November 30, 1944, in Worsonga, Foya District, Lofa County, President Boakai is a seasoned statesman with decades of public service experience, including serving as the 29th Vice President of Liberia from 2006 to 2018 under President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, and as Minister of Agriculture under President Samuel Doe from 1983 to 1985.

President Boakai leads Liberia under his administration's ARREST Agenda for Inclusive Development — a national development framework focused on Agriculture, Road, Rule of Law, Education, Sanitation, and Tourism. Since taking office, he has prioritized accountability and fiscal discipline, including cutting his own salary by 40% and initiating audits of major national institutions. Under his leadership, Liberia was elected as a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council for the 2026–2027 term, marking a significant milestone in the country's international re-engagement.

A Baptist deacon and lifelong advocate for rural development, President Boakai has deep roots in grassroots community building, having personally financed road construction and school projects in his home county of Lofa. He is married to Katumu Boakai and they have four children. His presidency represents a renewed commitment to transparent governance, inclusive growth, and a better Liberia for all its citizens.

Hon. Jeremiah Kpan Koung

Vice President of the Republic of Liberia

Hon. Jeremiah Kpan Koung

Vice President of the Republic of Liberia

Hon. Jeremiah Kpan Koung serves as the Vice President of the Republic of Liberia, elected alongside President Joseph Boakai on the Unity Party ticket in the landmark 2023 presidential election. As Vice President, he plays a central role in the day-to-day governance of the country, presiding over the Liberian Senate and serving as a key pillar of the Boakai administration's leadership team.

Vice President Koung is a committed advocate for national unity, rural development, and the empowerment of Liberia's diverse communities. He works closely with President Boakai in advancing the ARREST Agenda, with particular attention to ensuring that the benefits of government programs reach citizens in all fifteen counties — especially those in underserved and remote areas of the country.

His leadership is defined by a dedication to public service, inclusive governance, and the elevation of Liberia's standing both at home and on the global stage. Vice President Koung represents the Boakai administration's broader vision of a Liberia where every citizen, regardless of background or geography, has an equal opportunity to prosper and contribute to the nation's development.

Cabinet Ministers

Sara Beysolow Nyanti

Minister of Foreign Affairs

Sara Beysolow Nyanti

Minister of Foreign Affairs

Sara Beysolow Nyanti serves as Liberia's Minister of Foreign Affairs and Dean of the Cabinet. A seasoned diplomat and humanitarian leader, she has extensive experience in international development, peace, and security across Africa. She has championed Liberia's foreign policy agenda under the Boakai administration, with a focus on Women, Peace and Security, climate-conflict linkages, and youth empowerment. Under her leadership, Liberia secured election as a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council for the 2026–2027 term.

Augustine Kpehe Ngafuan

Minister of Finance & Development Planning

Augustine Kpehe Ngafuan

Minister of Finance & Development Planning

Augustine Kpehe Ngafuan is one of Liberia's most experienced public finance professionals. He previously served as Minister of Finance under President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and as Foreign Minister. In his current role, he oversees Liberia's national budget, fiscal policy, and development planning. He has been instrumental in securing key international financing agreements, including arrangements with the IMF, the World Bank, and the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC), as Liberia pursues its second MCC Compact.

Cllr. Natu Oswald Tweh Sr.

Minister of Justice & Attorney General

Cllr. Natu Oswald Tweh Sr.

Minister of Justice & Attorney General

Cllr. Natu Oswald Tweh Sr. serves as Liberia's Minister of Justice and Attorney General, the country's chief legal officer. He is responsible for upholding the rule of law, overseeing the prosecution of criminal matters, and ensuring the administration of justice across Liberia. His tenure is guided by President Boakai's ARREST Agenda, particularly the Rule of Law pillar, which prioritizes judicial reform, anti-corruption enforcement, and the protection of civil liberties.

Sekou M. Kromah

Minister of Posts & Telecommunications

Sekou M. Kromah

Minister of Posts & Telecommunications

Sekou M. Kromah leads the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications, which oversees Liberia's communications infrastructure, postal services, and the regulation of the telecommunications sector. He plays a key role in advancing the government's digital economy agenda, expanding internet connectivity, and modernizing communication systems to support national development and economic growth.

Rt. Gen. Geraldine Janet George

Minister of National Defense

Rt. Gen. Geraldine Janet George

Minister of National Defense

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Francis Sakila Nyumalin

Minister of Internal Affairs

Francis Sakila Nyumalin

Minister of Internal Affairs

Francis Sakila Nyumalin serves as Minister of Internal Affairs, overseeing local governance, chieftaincy affairs, and internal security coordination across Liberia's fifteen counties. He plays a central role in the government's decentralization agenda, ensuring that governance reaches communities at the local level and that national policies are effectively implemented throughout the country.

Jarso Maley Jallah

Minister of Education

Jarso Maley Jallah

Minister of Education

Dr. Jarso Maley Jallah serves as Liberia's Minister of Education, leading the country's efforts to reform and strengthen its national education system. She oversees policy development, curriculum reform, teacher training, and the expansion of access to quality education from early childhood through higher education. Education is a central pillar of President Boakai's ARREST Agenda, and Dr. Jallah has been at the forefront of initiatives to tackle learning poverty and improve student outcomes across Liberia.

Roland Lafayette Giddings

Minister of Public Works

Roland Lafayette Giddings

Minister of Public Works

Roland Lafayette Giddings serves as Minister of Public Works, responsible for the construction, maintenance, and rehabilitation of Liberia's roads, bridges, and public infrastructure. Road development is a cornerstone of the ARREST Agenda, and Minister Giddings oversees major infrastructure projects aimed at connecting communities, reducing travel times, and stimulating economic activity across the country.

Dr. J. Alexander Nuetah

Minister of Agriculture

Dr. J. Alexander Nuetah

Minister of Agriculture

Dr. J. Alexander Nuetah leads the Ministry of Agriculture, which is tasked with driving Liberia's agricultural transformation. Agriculture is the backbone of Liberia's economy and a top priority under the ARREST Agenda. Dr. Nuetah oversees policies and programs aimed at boosting food production, supporting smallholder farmers, attracting agribusiness investment, and reducing Liberia's dependence on food imports to achieve greater food security.

Dr. Louise M. Kpoto

Minister of Health & Social Welfare

Dr. Louise M. Kpoto

Minister of Health & Social Welfare

Dr. Louise M. Kpoto serves as Minister of Health and Social Welfare, leading Liberia's national health system. She is responsible for health policy, disease prevention, primary healthcare delivery, and social welfare programs. Her ministry plays a critical role in strengthening Liberia's public health infrastructure, expanding access to healthcare in rural communities, and improving health outcomes for all Liberians — a key component of the government's development priorities.

Magdalene Dagoseh

Minister of Commerce & Industry

Magdalene Dagoseh

Minister of Commerce & Industry

Magdalene Dagoseh serves as Minister of Commerce and Industry, overseeing trade policy, business regulation, consumer protection, and industrial development in Liberia. She has been active in stabilizing the prices of essential commodities, including rice and petroleum products, while promoting a more competitive and transparent business environment. Her ministry is central to efforts to attract foreign direct investment and grow Liberia's private sector.

Jerolinmek Piah

Minister of Information, Culture & Tourism

Jerolinmek Piah

Minister of Information, Culture & Tourism

Jerolinmek Matthew Piah serves as Minister of Information, Culture, and Tourism. He is the government's chief communications officer, responsible for public information, media relations, and the promotion of Liberia's rich cultural heritage and tourism potential. He oversees the Liberia Broadcasting System (LBS) and coordinates government messaging across all public platforms. His ministry also works to develop Liberia's tourism sector as a driver of economic diversification.

R. Matenokay Tingban

Minister of Lands, Mines & Energy

R. Matenokay Tingban

Minister of Lands, Mines & Energy

R. Matenokay Tingban serves as Minister of Lands, Mines, and Energy, overseeing one of Liberia's most economically significant ministries. He manages the country's vast natural resources, including iron ore, gold, and timber, as well as energy policy and land administration. Minister Tingban has pledged transparency and stronger concession governance, ensuring that Liberia's natural wealth benefits its citizens and is managed sustainably for future generations.

Cllr. Cooper Kruah

Minister of Labor

Cllr. Cooper Kruah

Minister of Labor

Cllr. Cooper Kruah serves as Minister of Labor, responsible for labor policy, workers' rights, employment regulation, and industrial relations in Liberia. His ministry plays a vital role in the government's effort to tackle youth unemployment — one of the most pressing challenges facing the country. He works to create fair working conditions, enforce labor laws, and foster a productive relationship between employers and the Liberian workforce.

Cornelia Kruah

Minister of Youth & Sport

Cornelia Kruah

Minister of Youth & Sport

Cornelia Kruah is one of the youngest members of the Boakai Cabinet, appointed as Minister of Youth and Sport at just 35 years old — a move widely seen as President Boakai's commitment to generational change in Liberian governance. She oversees youth development programs, sports promotion, and policies aimed at empowering young Liberians with skills, opportunities, and platforms to contribute meaningfully to national development.

Sirleaf Ralph Tyler

Minister of Transport

Sirleaf Ralph Tyler

Minister of Transport

Sirleaf Ralph Tyler serves as Minister of Transport, overseeing Liberia's transportation sector including road transport, maritime affairs, and civil aviation. He works to modernize Liberia's transport infrastructure, improve safety standards, and develop efficient transportation networks that connect the country's counties and support economic growth. His ministry coordinates closely with Public Works to ensure that infrastructure investments translate into improved mobility for all Liberians.

Gbeme Horace Kollie

Minister of Gender, Children & Social Protection

Gbeme Horace Kollie

Minister of Gender, Children & Social Protection

Gbeme Horace Kollie serves as Minister of Gender, Children, and Social Protection, leading government efforts to advance gender equality, protect children's rights, and provide social safety nets for Liberia's most vulnerable populations. His ministry develops and implements policies to combat gender-based violence, promote women's economic empowerment, and ensure that children across Liberia are protected, educated, and given the opportunity to thrive.

Samuel Stevquoah

Minister of State for Presidential Affairs

Samuel Stevquoah

Minister of State for Presidential Affairs

Samuel Stevquoah serves as Minister of State for Presidential Affairs, functioning as a key liaison between the Office of the President and government ministries, agencies, and the public. He coordinates the day-to-day operations of the Executive Mansion, supports the implementation of presidential directives, and ensures effective communication and cooperation across the executive branch of government.

Mamaka Bility

Minister of State without Portfolio

Mamaka Bility

Minister of State without Portfolio

Mamaka Bility serves as Minister of State without Portfolio, working directly within the Office of the President on strategic priorities and special assignments. In this flexible role, she supports cross-cutting government initiatives, advises on policy matters, and contributes to the coordination of the Boakai administration's ARREST Agenda for Inclusive Development, bringing her expertise to bear wherever it is most needed.