Dr. J. Chris Toe, Agriculture

Bankie King Akerele, Commerce

Pete Norman, Commerce

Brownie Samukai, Defence

Dr. Joseph Korto, Education

Christopher Massaquoi, Immigration

Samuel Kofi Woods, Labour

Willie Knuckles, Public Works

Jeremiah Sulunteh, Transportation

Richard Tolbert, NIC

Harry Greaves, LPRC

Tiawan S. Gongloe Solicitor General

Ministries

Agriculture

• J. Christopher Toe Minister - was the 12th President of Strayer College. He has spent 25 years in government, international business, and higher education. Eight of his 14 years in higher education was at Strayer, which he joined in 1993. He began his career as an economist in Liberia and served on the economics faculty at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Texas for many years. Prior to becoming Provost, Dr. Toe managed enrollment and student services, and graduate programs at the University. He has been a Professor and Campus Dean. Dr. Toe earned both his master's degree and his doctorate in economics from Texas Tech University and a bachelor's degree in economics from the University of Liberia.
  

• James Logan Deputy Minister
• Peter Korvah, Deputy Minister for Extension Services.

Commerce and Industry

• Bankie King Akerele Minister - is the granddaughter of former Liberian president Charles DB King and a resident representative of the United Nations in Senegal.

• Pete Norman Deputy Minister

• Aaron Mathies, Assistant Minister for Trade & Commerce
• Moses P. Roberts, Sr., Assistant Minister for Industry
• Meima Sirleaf-Kanneh, Assistant Minister for Administration

Defence / Defense

• Brownie Samukai Minister
• Othello Warwick Deputy Minister for Administration
• Dionysius Sebwe Deputy Minister for Operations

Education

• Joseph Korto Minister

Finance

• Dr. Antoinette Sayeh Minister - Dr. Sayeh, a long time World Bank Executive an expert in international and development economics. Dr. Sayeh, 47, speaks English and French fluently and holds a Doctor of Philosophy in International and Development Economics from the Fletcher, Titus University in Medford, Massachusetts, USA in 1985 where she also obtained her master's degree in 1981. She also obtained a B.A degree from Swarthmore College in Swarthmore, Pennsylvania and an academic diploma at College du Leman in Versoix, Geneva, Switzerland.

• Mr. Francis T. Karpeh Deputy Finance Minister for Administration - Mr. Karpeh is a former Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Liberia Telecommunications Corporation (LTC) and a former Minister of Finance

Foreign Affairs

• Former Ambassador, William Bull Deputy Minister
• Yvonne Stewart Director of Passports & Visas
• Dr. Marcus Dahn Deputy Minister for Administration
• Commany B. Wesseh Deputy Minister for International Economic Cooperation and Integration
• Cllr. Krubo Kollie Deputy Minister and Legal Counsel

Gender and Development

• Varbah Gayflor Minister

Health

• Walter Gwenigale Minister

  JFK Hospital

  • Acting General Administrator and Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Samuel T. Dopoe

   

Information, Culture Affairs and Tourism

• Johnny McClain, Minister

Justice

• Frances Johnson-Morris - Minister and Attorney-General, R.L.. Mrs. Johnson-Morris is former elections commission chief who presided over the November run-off election
  

Labour / Labor

• Samuel Kofi Woods Minister

Lands and Mines

• Eugene Shannon Minister

Post and Telecommunications

• Jackson E. Doe Minister
  

Public Works

• Willie Knuckles Minister - presently Chairman of the Board of Directors of Cellcom Telecommunications Inc., a satellite and mobile phone company in Liberia, and Chairman of the Board of Directors of the National Oil Company of Liberia. Knuckles was born on June 29, 1946 in Montserrado County, he attended the College of West Africa, and Cuttington College in Suakoko, Bong County where he obtained a Bachelor of Science Degree in Physical sciences. He served as Deputy Minister for Youth and Sports, Senior Editor at the Daily Observer Newspaper , Managing Director of Sports World, and as President of his private business entity, Transglobal Express. Services.

• Luseni Donzo as Deputy Minister

State for Finance, Economic Affairs and Legal Counsel.

• Morris Saytumah Minister

State for Legislative Affairs.

• David Menyonger Minister

Transporation

• Jeremiah Sulunteh Minister

Youth and Sports

• Counsellor Jamesetta Howard Minister
• Marbue Richards Deputy Minister
• Jonathan Sogbie Deputy Minister for Youth

Agencies

Budget

• Augustine Ngafuan Director

Banks

Central Bank of Liberia (CBL)

• Mills Jones, Executive Governor
• Ethel Davis, Deputy Governor
• John Bestman, Member
• David Vinton, Member
• Florence Lynch Member
• George Gooding Member
  

Civil Service Agency

• William C. Allen Director-General

General Services Agency (GSA)

• Williard Russell Director-General
• Richard Fallah Deputy Director for Administration

National Security Agency (NSA)

• Fombah Sirleaf Director - is a security expert, with more than a decade of experience. He holds a BSC degree in System Engineering from the United States Military Academy at West Point, New York, USA. He also earned a MSc degree in Organizational Development from the University of Pennsylvania. Mr. Sirleaf was a former Senor Policy Advisor/Consultant at the Liberia National Police from December 2003 to present. He is a former operational and training officer at the Armed Forces of Liberia (AFL) from 1992 to 1994. He coordinated and conducted joint maneuvers with the peacekeepers from ECOMOG. Sirleaf also served as a member of the Black Beret which was established in 1992 as a private army to provide protection for former Interim President, Amos Sawyer.

• Marc Amblard Deputy Director for Administration

Commissions

Forestry Development Authority

• John T. Woods Managing Director
• Edwin Zelee Chairman, Board of Directors
• Anyaa Vohiri Member, Board of Directors
• Bismarck Kuyon Member, Board of Directors
• Carney Wessoh Member, Board of Directors
• Samuel Thompson Member, Board of Directors
• John Cooper Member, Board of Directors

Governance Reform Commission, (GRC)

• Former Interim President Dr. Amos C. Sawyer, Commissioner

Liberia Petroleum Refinery Company (LPRC).

• Harry Greaves Managing Director

Liberia Refugee, Repatriation &Resettlement Commission (LRRRC).

• John Sahr Nyumah, Deputy Executive Director

Maritime Affairs

• John Morlu, Commissioner

National Investment Commission (NIC)

• Richard Tolbert Chairman
  

Security

Arm Forces of Liberia (AFL)

• Luka Yusuf, - head of the restructuring and formation of Liberia's army. Yusuf is a former commander of the UN mission in Liberia.

Freeport

• Michael P. Williams Director, of Security

Immigration & Naturalization (BIN)

• Christopher Massaquoi Commissioner
• Jerry Blamn "Director of Security
• Momo Johnson Deputy Commission for Operations
• Joseph Kerkulah Deputy Commissioner for Administration
• Abla Gadegbeku Williams Deputy Director

Liberia National Police (LNP).

• Beatrice Munah Sieh, Director
• Gayflor Tarpeh Deputy Director for Operations
• Alfred Karlay Deputy Director for Administration

Special Security Service (SSS)

• James D. Hallowanger Deputy Director for Administration
  Ashford Peal Deputy Director for for Operations

The Exective Mansion

• Edward McClain "Minister of State without Portfolio.
• Morris Dukuly Ministry of State for Presidential Affairs / Chief of Office Staff at the Executive Mansion
• T. Darlington George Aide de Camp to the President of Liberia
• Walter Wisner Deputy Chief of Staff at the Executive Mansion
• Amb. Dew Mason, Advisor to the President and Special Envoy
• Dr. El Mohammed Sheriff Advisor to the President and Special Presidential Envoy.
• Spencer Brown, Ellen Johnson-Sireleaf Press Secretary.

The Courts

The Ad Hoc Supreme Court that will conduct the affairs of the Judiciary pending the reconstruction of the Supreme Court of Liberia includes

• Cllr. Yusuf D. Kaba Ad Hoc Chief Justice of Liberia
• Tiawan S. Gongloe Solicitor General of Liberia
• Cllrs. James W. Zotaa Jr The Courts
• Karboi Nuta The Courts

Members of the Supreme Court Bench

• Cllr. Johnie N. Lewis, Chief Justice - former head of the Louis Grimes School of Law
• Cllr. J. Emmanuel Wureh; Associate Justice - a former president of the Bar Association
• Cllr. Francis S. Korkpor; Associate Justice - former chairman of the board for the Catholic Justice and Peace Commission (JPC)
• Cllr. Gladys K. Johnson, Associate Justice
• Cllr. Kabineh Ja'neh Associate Justice - former Justice Minister and Gladys Johnson, former Probate Court Judge. Janneh also headed the political wing of [LURD].

The House

Senators

• Bomi County Senator, Richard Divine chairs Ways, Means and Finance
• Bong County Senator, Jewel Howard Taylor
• Cape Mount County Senator Abel Massalie, chairs the Foreign Relations
• Grand Kru County Senator Cletus Wotorson
• Grand Kru County Junior Senator Blamo Nelson
• Margibi County Senator Clarice Jah, chairs Rules and Order
• Margibi County Representative Saah Gbollie raised
• Maryland County Senator Gloria Musu Scott, chairs the Executive
• Nimba County Senior Senator Prince Johnson
• Nimba County Junior Senator, Adolphus Dolo
• River Gee Senator, Cllr. Federick Cherue, chairs the Judiciary.
  
• Sinoe County Senator Mabutu Nyenpan
• Sinoe County Senator, Cllr. Joseph Nagbe
• Senate Pro-Tempore of the Liberian Senate, Mr. Isaac Nyanebo
• Speaker of the House of Representatives Edwin Snowe

The list will be updated as new appointments are announced....