Born in Monrovia
George Manneh Weah was born in Monrovia on 1 October 1966 and was raised largely by his grandmother, Emma Forkay Klonjlaleh Brown.
Former President of Liberia, humanitarian and public servant. A campaign grounded in documented experience and a national programme for Liberia's next chapter.
A Life of Service. Experienced Leadership. Jobs & Enterprise. National Unity. Roads & Connectivity. Affordable Electricity. Education & Skills. Agriculture & Food Security. Health & Community Care. Clean Government. Digital Liberia. Youth Opportunity. Peace & Democracy. Local Value & Sustainable Growth. A Vision for Liberia.

George Manneh Weah is a former President of the Republic of Liberia, an internationally celebrated footballer and a longtime humanitarian. Born in Monrovia on 1 October 1966, he rose from Liberian football to AS Monaco, Paris Saint-Germain and AC Milan, becoming the 1995 Ballon d'Or and FIFA World Player of the Year. He was elected Senator for Montserrado County in 2014 and President in 2017, serving from January 2018 to January 2024. After narrowly losing the 2023 runoff, he conceded and supported a peaceful constitutional transfer of power. He remains active in public life and declared his intention in July 2026 to contest the 2029 presidential election.
From Monrovia to world football, humanitarian work and national leadership, explore the milestones that shaped George Weah's public life.

George Manneh Weah was born in Monrovia on 1 October 1966 and was raised largely by his grandmother, Emma Forkay Klonjlaleh Brown.
A documented account of programmes, reforms and public projects undertaken during the Weah administration, with source material and context where available.
In December 2023, the World Bank approved additional financing under RETRAP to support an 85 km all-weather road link from the Côte d’Ivoire border through Toe Town to Zwedru.
On 24 October 2018, President Weah announced tuition-free undergraduate study at the University of Liberia and other public universities in Liberia.
World Bank-supported reforms reduced the electricity tariff applied to eligible low-consumption households from US$0.385/kWh to US$0.22/kWh in 2021 and then to US$0.15/kWh in 2022.
President Weah dedicated the 14 Military Hospital in Margibi County on 1 September 2021 following construction initiated during his administration.
A practical national programme focused on jobs, productive infrastructure, stronger public services and accountable delivery.
Make economic growth visible in household incomes by expanding productive work, strengthening Liberian businesses, improving access to finance and protecting macroeconomic stability.
Treat roads, ports and logistics as economic infrastructure: connect counties to markets, keep strategic corridors passable year-round and make project delivery publicly trackable.
Expand reliable electricity while improving utility performance, regional power integration and productive energy for businesses, farms, schools and health facilities.
Put foundational learning, teacher quality, technical education and employment-linked skills at the centre of a system that prepares Liberians for work and citizenship.
Highlights from George Weah's speeches, public appearances and engagements in Liberia and abroad.
Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Federal Republic of Nigeria
Springfield, Pennsylvania, United States
Zwedru City, Grand Gedeh County
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