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NPHA, IMC Train Journalists on Responsible Reporting as Sierra Leone Strengthens Ebola Preparedness

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The National Public Health Agency (NPHA), in collaboration with the Independent Media Commission (IMC), has trained journalists on emergency preparedness and responsible reporting as Sierra Leone strengthens precautionary measures against the potential threat of Ebola. The one-day training, held on Wednesday, 21st October 2026, at the NPHA headquarters on Wilkinson Road in Freetown, aimed [...] The post NPHA, IMC Train Journalists on Responsible Reporting as Sierra Leone Strengthens Ebola Preparedness first appeared on The Calabash Newspaper.

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The Calabash Newspaper · 23 Oct 2026, 12:17 pm

NPHA, IMC Train Journalists on Responsible Reporting as Sierra Leone Strengthens Ebola Preparedness

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