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LIBERIA: Gov’t freezes pay for over 200 suspended officials - Daily Trust

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Liberia’s Civil Service Agency (CSA) has frozen pay for 216 out of 457 officials who were suspended last week by President Joseph Boakai for failing to declare their assets. Their salary and benefits will be suspended for one month, or until they submit asset declarations to the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission, the CSA said on Tuesday. Boakai, who was elected in November 2023, has vowed to fight endemic corruption in the West African country.…

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LIBERIA: Gov’t freezes pay for over 200 suspended officials - Daily Trust

Liberia’s Civil Service Agency (CSA) has frozen pay for 216 out of 457 officials who were suspended last week by President Joseph Boakai for failing to declare their assets. Their salary and benefits will be suspended for one month, or until they submit asset declarations to the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission, the CSA said on Tuesday. Boakai, who was elected in November 2023, has vowed to fight endemic corruption in the West African country.…

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GOL WITHHOLDS SALARIES OF SUSPENDED OFFICIALS OVER ASSET DECLARATION VIOLATIONS - Smart News Liberia

MONROVIA – The Liberian government has taken a firm stance against public officials who failed to comply with the mandatory asset declaration requirement, withholding a total of $104,073.25 in salaries for February. The move comes in the wake of President Joseph Boakai’s sweeping disciplinary action against 216 officials who refused to meet the deadline. Speaking at the Ministry of Information, Cultural Affairs, and Tourism (MICAT) press briefin…

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Liberia Halts Pay for Over 200 Suspended Officials

Liberia’s Civil Service Agency (CSA) has frozen pay for 216 of the 457 officials who were suspended by President Joseph Boakai last week for failing to declare assets. Their salaries and benefits will be suspended for one month, or until they submit asset declarations to the Liberian Anti-Corruption Commission, the CSA announced on Tuesday. Boakai, who was elected in November 2023, has pledged to combat the West African country’s widespread corr…

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News Central - Latest Africa News broke the news in on Wednesday, February 19, 2025.
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