The Government of Liberia’s Ministry of Posts & Telecommunications (MoPT) has announced the completion of the country’s first-ever Digital Village, a landmark achievement in advancing Liberia’s technological landscape. Spearheaded by Minister Sekou Kromah, the initiative represents a major step toward bridging the digital divide and fostering sustainable development.
Located in the Foya District of Lofa County, the Digital Village is a modern facility designed to bring vital digital services to the local community. It will deliver green-energy internet connectivity to over 50 homes and key institutions—including schools, hospitals, clinics, churches, and mosques—within a 2.5-kilometer radius.
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Beyond connectivity, the project introduces smart classrooms to enrich education and equip students with essential digital skills. Further strengthening its sustainability goals, the initiative will also provide free solar-powered electricity to more than 100 households in the district.
The Digital Village was realized through a partnership with Huawei, reflecting the government’s commitment to collaborating with international partners to strengthen Liberia’s telecommunications sector.
Sekou Kromah, Minister of Posts & Telecommunications, Republic of Liberia, said:
We are committed to leveraging technology to drive development and improve the lives of our citizens.
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The official launch of the Digital Village will mark a significant milestone in Liberia’s journey toward becoming a digitally empowered nation, underscoring the role of technology as a catalyst for national growth and improved livelihoods.
