MONROVIA: In an exchange filing, the small-cap company announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Government of the Republic of Liberia, represented by the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications, and the Global Council for Investment and Business for Africa.
The MoU signed is for the planning, development, financing, and implementation of the Liberia National Digital Infrastructure Project through a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model — a flagship programme intended to anchor Liberia's digital public infrastructure, data sovereignty, and cybersecurity resilience for a generation.
“Subject to completion of feasibility studies and execution of definitive agreements, the parties intend to jointly establish a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) under the laws of the Republic of Liberia as the dedicated project company for the development, financing, implementation, ownership, operation and management of NDIP,” the company said in the filing.
According to the filing, the MoU was executed on 31 July 2026 by Mr. Sekou M. Kromah, Minister of Posts and Telecommunications and Postmaster General, Government of Liberia; Dr Idrissa Doucouré, President, GCIB Africa; and Mudraganam Chandrashekar, Chief Executive Officer, BCSSL.
“Liberia represents more than a single project for us — it is proof that our partnership model with GCIB Africa works, and that it scales. In the space of a few months, we have moved from Senegal to Liberia's mining sector to now Liberia's national digital backbone. Our ambition is to build sovereign cloud, cybersecurity and digital public infrastructure that West African nations can genuinely own and rely on, and this MoU is a significant step toward that ambition,” said Mudraganam Chandrashekar, Chief Executive Officer, BCSSL
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