Journalists are now and again attacked for asking difficult questions and digging deep for answers. They are seen as bullies and as arrogant when they investigate stories. Today we ask are journalists being harboured from doing their job? <br><br>guest: Reggie Moalusi, who is the Gauteng Conveyor for the South African National Editors' Forum (SANEF)

Journalists are now and again attacked for asking difficult questions and digging deep for answers. They are seen as bullies and as arrogant when they investigate stories. Today we ask are journalists being harboured from doing their job? guest: Reggie Moalusi, who is the Gauteng Conveyor for the South African National Editors' Forum (SANEF)

Are journalists being hindered from doing their job?

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Are journalists being hindered from doing their job?

Are journalists being hindered from doing their job?