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Liberia: Pres. Boakai’s Drug Probe Actions Trigger Administrative Overhaul as CSA Orders Agencies to Implement Dismissals

August 3, 2026

The CSA’s action could therefore become an important test of administrative discipline within the government, particularly as the administration seeks to demonstrate that its anti-drug campaign extends beyond arrests and seizures to include institutional accountability

MONROVIA — The Civil Service Agency (CSA) has moved to enforce President Joseph Boakai’s latest personnel decisions involving government officials reportedly caught up in ongoing narcotics investigations, directing ministries, agencies and commissions to immediately complete the administrative procedures necessary to remove dismissed employees from government records and payroll.

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