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Presidential Record 2018–2024

A Record of Leadership

Six years of public service, national development and reforms undertaken during the Weah administration from 2018 to 2024.

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What Was Done, What Was Launched, What Was Continued

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Completed workProjects or actions completed, dedicated, enacted or brought into operation during the administration.
Programmes launched or financedInitiatives formally launched, financed or moved into implementation between 2018 and 2024.
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Partner-supported or continued workProjects developed with international partners or inherited work advanced during the administration are identified in context.
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Sector: Education
Geographic scopeCounty tags appear only where an entry has a clear local scope. National laws, economic reforms and countrywide programmes are not forced into a county classification.
2018
EducationPolicy / ProgrammeNational recordSource linked

Tuition-Free Undergraduate Policy at Public Universities

Tuition-free undergraduate study at public universities

On 24 October 2018, President Weah announced tuition-free undergraduate study at the University of Liberia and other public universities in Liberia.

2018
EducationPolicy / ProgrammeNational recordSource linked

Government Payment of WASSCE Examination Fees

33,931 12th graders reported in the 2019 annual message

The Weah administration assumed payment of WASSCE examination fees for eligible students as part of an early education intervention.