Local media at war with itself

Tuesday, December 05, 2017

It never rains but pours in the local media industry. Media houses are at war with each other. Organised gossip is the order of the day in the media landscape.

The credibility of the media is also at stake. Instead of reporting factual stories, publication of fake news is the order of the day in our local publications.

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