The Liberian Finance ministry has stated that it will prohibit its employees from dying their hair or wearing coloured wigs.
It is not clear if this will extend to visitors in the future.
The ban was passed into law in 2014 but was not enforced until recently.
Here are reactions to the ban via Twitter.
Should civil servants be allowed to wear coloured hair extensions or dye their hair bright colours? In Liberia, the finance ministry says it will enforce a ban on its employees doing so. Here are some views from Monroviabbc.in/2CMXmK1 #FocusOnAfrica pic.twitter.com/32qjLMd7dp
How does hair affect productivity? Instead of chasing after st****d things,find the 100mils that disappeared.
Should civil servants be allowed to wear coloured hair extensions or dye their hair bright colours? In Liberia, the finance ministry says it will enforce a ban on its employees doing so. Here are some views from Monrovia
Professionally I would prefer to be served in government offices by someone looking official
Should civil servants be allowed to wear coloured hair extensions or dye their hair bright colours? In Liberia, the finance ministry says it will enforce a ban on its employees doing so. Here are some views from Monrovia
It's a deliberate attempt to kill the initiative and invention of this noble market. The government should try and help this industry rather than killing such a proactive initiative
Should civil servants be allowed to wear coloured hair extensions or dye their hair bright colours? In Liberia, the finance ministry says it will enforce a ban on its employees doing so. Here are some views from Monrovia
Africa? we have real issues and these aren't them. How does colour of hair affect productivity or anything really?
