A global workplace study found that many workers across Sub-Saharan Africa are struggling economically, a reality reflected in Liberia’s schools and health facilities. Teachers and healthcare workers described challenges including low salaries, payroll delays, heavy workloads, and difficult working conditions. Experts warn that these problems can weaken education, healthcare delivery, and the country’s long-term economic development.

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This story was produced in collaboration with New Narratives as part of the Investigating Liberia project. Funding was provided by a private donor and the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency. The donors had no say in the story’s content.