Monrovia, Liberia - Vivian Jones, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of MWETANA Consulting, has presented the company’s ambitious vision for leveraging technology to enhance education in Liberia.
Founded in 2006, MWETANA has become a leader in digital transformation and software development, providing cutting-edge engineering solutions to government agencies, businesses, and educational institutions. The firm’s mission is to empower its clients ranging from universities to high schools through innovative technological solutions.
LITCON has released its 2026 Industry Trends Report, analyzing key developments and opportunities in Liberia’s technology landscape.
Key Findings
Digital Adoption Accelerating 77% of surveyed organizations plan significant technology investments in 2026, up from 55% in 2025. This represents a significant acceleration in digital adoption across sectors.
Emerging Tech Interest Interest in cloud computing (82%), artificial intelligence (71%), and cybersecurity (68%) shows organizations are preparing for modern technology challenges.
Talent Gap Remains While demand for tech professionals is increasing, only 23% of organizations report having sufficient skilled personnel. Training and capacity building remain critical needs.
Investment Opportunities E-commerce, fintech, healthtech, and agritech sectors show the strongest growth potential, with investor interest increasing significantly.
Sector Highlights
Government
Increased digitalization with focus on e-services and data management systems. Budget allocation for tech projects increased by 40%.
Private Sector
Companies are investing in digital transformation to improve efficiency and competitiveness. Average tech budget allocation increased by 28%.
Startups
Growing startup ecosystem with 85 new tech startups launched in the past year. Most focus on solving local problems with technology solutions.
Recommendations
- Accelerate Skills Development - Increase training programs to meet growing talent demand
- Improve Infrastructure - Expand digital infrastructure beyond urban areas
- Support Innovation - Create funding mechanisms for promising startups
- Strengthen Collaboration - Foster partnerships between organizations and innovators
- Enable Policy Framework - Develop supportive regulatory environment for tech growth
Looking Ahead
The outlook for Liberia’s technology sector is positive. With focused effort on addressing identified challenges and capitalizing on opportunities, we can build a thriving, sustainable technology ecosystem.
For the full report, visit our resources page.