Monrovia – Reporters of various print and electronic media institutions in the country assigned at the Judiciary Branch of Government are benefitting from a week-long Judicial reporting training offered by USAID’s Internews. Giving the overview of the training, the Director of Communication at the Judiciary, Darryl Ambrose Nmah said the training is aimed at enhancing the knowledge of reporters covering the Judiciary Branch. Nmah added that judicial information dissemination to the public is crucial and vital in the development of the country. “The more accurate we are in reporting, the more important the information that gets out to citizens to make their lives better. At the same time, the Acting Executive Director of the James A.A. Pierre Judicial training Institute Attorney Moses Soribah said the Judiciary and the media are important for a vibrant and efficient democracy.

Source: Front Page Africa April 08, 2019 23:37 UTC