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Newspapers in print but that i read the rest digitally. lets start, lets turn to how you ended up as one of the most seniorfigures in fleet street. you were born in south africa and moved to the uk as a child. what was it that drove you to become a journalist in the first place? well, when i was 19, i went to what was then southwest africa to work as a volunteer teacher. i was meant to go up to the border — angola but the authorities then were south africa, they governed southwest africa, now ...

Then southwest africa to work as a volunteer teacher. i was meant to go up to the border — angola but the end authorities then with south africa, they govern southwest africa, now namibia. so i couldnt go up and teach there so i set up a library in the capital. while it was there one of the people i was working with got expelled by the south africans. and he was a stringer for the bbc world news service at bbc africa service. hejust handed it to me. i knew nothing aboutjournalism. the only thi...

But the authorities then with south africa, they govern southwest africa, now namibia. so i couldnt go up and teach there so i set up a library in the capital. while i was there one of the people i was working with got expelled by the south africans. and he was a stringer for the bbc world service and bbc africa service. hejust handed it to me. i knew nothing about journalism. the only thing i knew was what my father told me, dog bites man is not a story, man bites dog is a story. i had to learn...

To the border — angola but the authorities then with south africa, they govern southwest africa, now namibia. so i couldnt go up and teach there so i set up a library in the capital. while i was there one of the people i was working with got expelled by the south africans. and he was a stringer for the bbc world service and bbc africa service. hejust handed it to me. i knew nothing about journalism. the only thing i knew was what my father told me, dog bites man is not a story, mann bites dogs...

News channel choice? generally, the bbc, but i admire itm as well. and do you still read physical newspapers or are you now an app devotee? i am a bit of both. i do read print at home, a few newspapers in print but that i read the rest digitally. lets start, lets turn to how you ended up as one of the most seniorfigures in fleet street. you were born in south africa and moved to the uk as a child. what was it that drove you to become a journalist in the first place? well, when i was 19, i went t...