TAF Africa Global To Expand Housing Investment

By Godgift Harris

TAF Africa Global, one of West Africa’s leading real estate development firms said, it is prepared to expand housing investment footprint into the country.

By the commencement of the project, Liberia is soon to witness a transformative boost in its housing sector.

The company’s executive director, Mustapha Njie, made the disclosure on Tuesday, April 7, 2026, during a press conference in Monrovia.

Observers see the coming of TAF’s project in the country as a major step forward in President Joseph Nyuma Boakai’s vision to attract strategic foreign direct investment.

Mr. Njie revealed how TAF Africa Global, has established its operations in Liberia following high-level engagements with the government.

He said, the expansion initiative follows a formal invitation Pres. Boakai extended to him; a process that was coordinated through the Special Presidential Envoy on Investment, Ambassador Mohammed Bah.

Njie described the discussions with Pres. Boakai as “highly productive.” He said, the both sides reached important understandings that now pave the way for the company’s official entry into Liberia’s real estate and housing market.

He explained how TAF Africa Global is currently working on the critical modalities, legal documentation, and operational frameworks necessary to launch the “most impactful private-sector housing investments in recent years.”

“The engagement with the government has been very fruitful, therefore, we are now focused on putting in place the right structures and documentation to begin the implementation.”

A major highlight of the proposed partnership is government’s commitment to provide the land needed for the project; a gesture that demonstrates government seriousness in partnering with reputable international investors to solve national development needs.

The partnership with TAF Africa Global could mark the beginning of a new era in real estate development is one driven by trust, affordability, job creation, and inclusive national growth.