Liberia: Boakai, Media Talk Partnership, Survival

Liberia: Boakai, Media Talk Partnership, Survival

MONROVIA -- President Joseph Nyuma Boakai spent Saturday evening dining, laughing and exchanging pleasantries with some of Liberia's most senior journalists, but beneath the relaxed atmosphere of the Second Annual Presidential Media Dinner was a serious conversation about the future of the country's struggling media industry.

PUL Questions Boakai Media Legacy - Global News Network Liberia

By Amos Harris The Press Union of Liberia (PUL) has raised serious questions regarding the press freedom legacy of the Joseph Boakai-led administration, calling on the government to take concrete steps to improve journalists’ welfare and support the development of Liberia’s media sector. Speaking at the Union’s 2nd Annual Presidential Media Dinner 2026 on Saturday, […]

Liberia’s Boakai Promises Not to Muzzle the Press – Axadle

President Joseph Boakai has pledged that his administration will not suppress press freedom or attempt to dictate media narratives, urging instead a stronger relationship between the government and Liberia’s media. He made the commitment during a presidential dinner in Monrovia attended by media executives, journalists and leaders of the Press Union of Liberia. The gathering […]

Boakai, Media Talk Partnership, Survival

President Boakai emphasized partnership with media, addressing challenges while urging positivity. Media industry seeks support for sustainability, transparency, gender inclusion; government pledges press freedom and ethical journalism.

PUL CHALLENGES BOAKAI ADMINISTRATION TO DEFINE ITS MEDIA LEGACY

MONROVIA – The Press Union of Liberia has challenged President Joseph Nyuma Boakai to define the media legacy his administration intends to leave behind, warning that several concerns raised with government more than a year ago remain largely unresolved. PUL President Julius K. Kanubah delivered the challenge on Saturday, September 12, 2026, during the Second […]