January 20 – Twenty-nine people are killed during a stampede at an open-air Pentecostal church in Monrovia. The stampede was triggered by panic after gangsters entered the prayer ground after a collection.[1]
February 14 – The
Executive Mansion is reopened after burning down on July 26, 2006, and President Weah moves into it.[2]
March 9 – Officials from Air France inform Transport Minister Samuel A. Wlue that the company plans to cease operations in Liberia effective April 2022, in an attempt to restore profitability.[3]
July 26 – Commerce Minister Mawine G. Diggs serves as national Independence Day orator.[10]
August 15 – Three Liberian officials, Minister of State
United States Department of Treasury for involvement in corruption.[11]
August 23 – Associate Justice Sie-A-Nyene Yuoh is nominated by President Weah to replace Francis Korkpor as chief justice upon his resignation in September.[12]
September 22 – Liberia establishes diplomatic relations with Jamaica.[13]
Years in Liberia