Public corporations are created by the state to carry out public missions and services, fact! The "Kerr Fatou" show, from conception to now that it's given this pitch into GRTS networks has proven to be one such service that needs to stay.
But, in the business of media production, content producers and broadcasters have always had their moments of storm. However, from when they ignore those of us who tend to make a small problem seem far greater than it really is, put unevaluated sentiments and egos aside, issues get resolved, even before their viewers know it.
I'm not saying it's or it's not the case, nor do I condone censorship, but for the cultivation of political trust and goodwill, it's not uncommon for a government to crave the indulgence of state-owned media and even private media to delay certain airings, usually to buy them some time to achieve a certain public demand.
So, for my part, we don't always have to squash our beefs by throwing fists; sometimes it's best to dialogue, especially in this our Senegambia that's as amiable as it's controversial and divisive; so many wedges and termites amongst us, dread! Look what we did to the brotherly bond between Muhammed Ndao and Eumeu Saine.
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