By: Laymah E. Kollie
A high-level delegation from TAF Africa Global Limited has arrived in Liberia to begin a strategic investment mission focused on transforming the nation’s housing and infrastructure sectors.
The delegation, led by Group Managing Director Mustapha Njie, is visiting at the invitation of President Joseph Nyuma Boakai Sr..
The visit forms part of the government’s broader push to attract credible, long-term investment partners capable of supporting national development priorities.
According to the Office of the Presidential Special Envoy on Investment, the mission aligns with Liberia’s agenda for affordable housing, smart city development, urban renewal, and sustainable infrastructure expansion.
The week-long engagement is being coordinated by Mohammed M. Bah, who has scheduled high-level meetings with institutions including the National Investment Commission, Liberia Land Authority, National Housing Authority, and the Monrovia City Corporation.
Founded in 1990, TAF Africa Global has established itself as a leading indigenous real estate firm with operations in The Gambia, Nigeria, and Sierra Leone, delivering large-scale housing estates and integrated urban communities.
At the center of the discussions is a proposed 5,000-unit affordable housing and smart city project expected to span roughly 500 hectares within the Monrovia growth corridor, with potential expansion into Montserrado County and Grand Cape Mount County.
Officials say the initiative could significantly reduce Liberia’s housing deficit while creating jobs, improving urban infrastructure, and strengthening mortgage and housing finance systems. It is also expected to support diaspora homeownership and deepen public-private partnerships.
President Boakai, speaking on the importance of the visit, reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to transformative investment.
He emphasized that Liberia remains open to partnerships that directly improve citizens’ lives, particularly in housing and urban development.
Meanwhile, Ambassador Bah described the mission as a pivotal step toward positioning Liberia as an emerging destination for large-scale infrastructure investment in West Africa, citing TAF Africa Global’s track record as a major advantage.
The delegation’s visit is expected to conclude with site inspections, consultations with local authorities, and the signing of key agreements, including a Memorandum of Understanding, Joint Venture framework, and Non-Disclosure Agreement, laying the foundation for long-term collaboration and national development.
