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When Teachers Cry About Low Wages, They Are Not Justifying Corruption but Highlighting a Major Problem Undermining Free, Quality School Education

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The free, quality school education initiative launched by President Julius Maada Bio in 2018 has been a life‐changing opportunity for thousands of pupils across Sierra Leone. It spurred unprecedented school enrollment, gave hope to families, and earned the country global recognition for championing human capital development. President Bio has often emphasized that these are only immediate wins, with the true results to be seen in the future.

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Truth Media SL · 1 Sept 2026, 12:44 pm

When Teachers Cry About Low Wages, They Are Not Justifying Corruption but Highlighting a Major Problem Undermining Free, Quality School Education

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