21/11/2025
Liberia 🇱🇷
HIV/AIDS County and Community Breakdown of 36,000 Cases
Liberia currently has an estimated 36,000 people living with HIV, with the highest concentration in Montserrado, Nimba, and Lofa counties. Women remain the most affected, accounting for roughly two-thirds of all cases, or about 24,000 people. Here’s a detailed county and community breakdown:
🎯Montserrado County — 14,400 people (40%)
DuPort Road — 4,456
Paynesville (Red Light, Parker Corner, 72nd Street) — 2,200
Duala — 2,000
New Kru Town — 2,000
Sinkor (Old Road, 12th Street, Airfield) — 1,500
West Point — 800
Logan Town — 700
Gardnersville — 700
Caldwell — 744
🎯Nimba County — 7,200 people (20%)
Ganta — 2,640
Sanniquellie — 1,320
Tappita — 1,020
Bahn — 540
Karnplay — 480
Zoe Geh and surrounding towns — 1,200
🎯Lofa County — 5,400 people (15%)
Voinjama — 1,800
Foya — 1,400
Zorzor — 1,050
Kolahun — 700
Salayea and nearby communities — 450
🎯Remaining Counties — 9,000 people (25%)
Bong — 1,800: Gbarnga 900, Jorquelleh 450,
Salala 450
Grand Bassa — 1,300: Buchanan 520, District #3 390, District #4 390
Margibi — 1,200: Kakata 660, Firestone 240, Mamba Point 300
Maryland — 1,000: Harper 500, Pleebo 250, Karluway 250
Grand Gedeh — 800: Zwedru 470, Tchien 190, Konobo 140
Sinoe — 400: Greenville 270, Jaedae 130
Bomi — 300: Tubmanburg 225, Senjeh 75
Gbarpolu — 150: Bopolu 150
River Cess — 150: Cestos City 150
Grand Kru — 150: Barclayville 150
River Gee — 50: small towns included
Montserrado alone carries 40% of all cases, with DuPort Road being the largest hotspot.
Women are disproportionately affected, representing two-thirds of all cases.
Counties such as Montserrado, Nimba, and Lofa need targeted interventions, stronger testing programs, and expanded treatment access.
Smaller counties, though contributing fewer cases, also require continued support to prevent further spread.
This detailed breakdown highlights where resources, awareness campaigns, and healthcare interventions are most urgently needed to fight HIV in Liberia
