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Teachers’ Union, Principals Urge Integrity and Leadership to Tackle Exam Malpractice

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Sierra Leone’s fight against examination malpractice must move beyond policing pupils and exam halls, with education leaders insisting that stronger professional integrity, improved teacher welfare, accountable school leadership and tougher institutional oversight are critical to restoring confidence in the system.

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Truth Media SL · 31 Aug 2026, 12:25 pm

Teachers’ Union, Principals Urge Integrity and Leadership to Tackle Exam Malpractice

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