President Joseph Boakai has suspended more than 450 top government officials, including ministers, for failing to declare their assets as required by law. The affected officials, who include the ministers of education and health,

Liberia's President Joseph Boakai has suspended more than 450 government officials who failed to declare their assets on time, in a move that comes as part of an anti-corruption drive by the West African country's leader.

Liberian President Joseph Boakai has suspended more than 450 top government officials, including ministers, for failing to declare their assets to the anti-corruption agency. They will be off work without pay for a month or "until they submit the required declarations",

President Joseph Boakai has taken his administration's fight against corruption up a notch by suspending more than 400 officials who failed to declare their assets with the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission.

President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr., has immediately suspended all government officials who failed to declare their assets within the required timeframe

Liberian law requires public functionaries to declare their assets when they take up and vacate their positions.