“The Press Union of Liberia has reprimanded five journalists for ethical misconduct following their admission of guilt in a recent investigative mission to Margibi County,” Liberian Times reports.
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[...] next stop was at the Press Union of Liberia (PUL), which has recently been in the media here for fining five of their members for ethical misconduct and for accepting $100,000 from the Liberian [...]