The first National Redemption Day is celebrated, with Foreign Minister Henry Boimah Fahnbulleh giving a speech celebrating the anniversary of the 1980 coup.[3]
The National Constitution Drafting Commission is formed, chaired by Amos Sawyer, with the goal of producing a new constitution.[4]
August 11 – United States Ambassador to Liberia William L. Swing presents his credentials to Chairman Doe.[5]
August 14 – Thomas Weh Syen and four other members of the People's Redemption Council are executed by firing squad for an attempted coup.[1]
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September – Chea Cheapoo is relieved of his position as Minister of Justice.[6]