Liberia: Journalists Increase Focus On WASH

A 3 day workshop aimed at increasing the understanding and interest of Journalists reporting on the water, sanitation and hygiene sector of the country opened Thursday in Monrovia.Speaking at the start of the three day WASH Media Workshop, WaterAid Team Leader for Liberia and Sierra Leone, Mr. Apollos Nwafor, his entity considers water and sanitation as essential to human development.Mr. Nwafor called on the WASH Journalists to focus their reporting on WASH issues and how it relates to human development.

In release , the WaterAid team leader for Liberia and Sierra Leone, said it is the duty of the media to ensure that politicians and other key actors in the country make good their promises concerning the WASH Sector of Liberia.

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