The Gambia, in the past, due to media censorship operations, being a straight-talking reporter, in the face of all the fetters, and free thereof, was as hard as trying to grasp a shadow.
I ain't blaming none, even I would rather speak in parables.
However, today that there’s Freedom of the Press, we have two extremes:
1) reporters who are obviously in bed with the leadership, and
2) the presstitutes (those who misleadingly tailor their reports to fit opposition and often divisive agendas).
I know... for sure, like most rules, there are exceptions, and here’s to those badasses: may we know them. May we be them. May we be able to inspire many to want to be them, because with their objectivity, our democracy will go far.
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