Seychellois Journalists Trained in Investigative Reporting

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A man presenting to a group Ten Seychellois journalists were trained by international journalist Eduardo Cue in “Investigative Journalism” during two two-days workshops. An initiative of the embassy in collaboration with the Association of Media Practitioners Seychelles (AMPS)

By U.S. Virtual Presence Post in Seychelles | 11 April, 2016 | Topics: News

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