Journalists Unite at SL-EBJA’s First Annual General Meeting in Freetown

Freetown, Sierra Leone – The Sierra Leone Eastern Base Journalists Association (SL-EBJA) recently held its inaugural Annual General Meeting in eastern Freetown, uniting journalists from a diverse range of media outlets to discuss pressing issues affecting the industry and the future of journalism in the region.

The meeting served as a vital platform for members to network, share ideas, and set strategic objectives for the coming year. Attendees participated in engaging discussions focused on topics such as media ethics, professional development, and the role of journalism in promoting democracy and transparency. The collaborative atmosphere encouraged participants to voice their concerns and aspirations for the media landscape in Eastern Sierra Leone.

Keynote speakers highlighted the importance of journalistic integrity and the need for continuous training and capacity building to adapt to the evolving media environment. Participants also explored innovative approaches to storytelling and the effective use of digital platforms to reach broader audiences.

In addition to fostering dialogue, the meeting included breakout sessions where members brainstormed initiatives to strengthen the association’s mission of elevating journalism standards. Ideas emerged for workshops, mentorship programs, and partnerships with local and international organizations aimed at enhancing the skills of journalists in the region.

SL-EBJA is actively seeking new members and encourages all individuals interested in advancing journalism to join. Registration is open to anyone passionate about media and its impact on society. For more information, please contact 076691204 or 077677302.

The association is committed to promoting professionalism within the media sector and fostering collaboration among journalists across Eastern Sierra Leone. By working together, SL-EBJA aims to create a supportive community that empowers media practitioners to advocate for truth, accountability, and justice in their reporting.

As SL-EBJA looks to the future, the association remains dedicated to building a strong foundation for journalism in the region, ensuring that the voices of local journalists are heard and valued.