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Here's Why Leslie West is a Guitar Legend Like No Other - Vimarsana News

Here's Why Leslie West is a Guitar Legend Like No Other

With fans that ranged from Pete Townshend to Eddie Van Halen and Yngwie Malmsteen, the Mountain guitarist inspired players across the genres.

Krishnan Guru-Murthy's year in TV: 'Three quarters of what's on Channel 4 News makes me angry' | Television & radio - Vimarsana News

Krishnan Guru-Murthy's year in TV: 'Three quarters of what's on Channel 4 News makes me angry' | Television & radio

The Channel 4 News presenter on being mistaken for other people and impressing his kids by interviewing KSI

Blacks, women must be aggressive in tackling this injustice in media – Mpofu-Walsh - Vimarsana News

Blacks, women must be aggressive in tackling this injustice in media – Mpofu-Walsh

Black people and women continue to be underrepresented in the South African media landscape and traditional media must be aggressive in tackling this injustice because injustice is aggressive in its oppression

Black Wednesday: Sanef says journos must be protected from social media attacks - Vimarsana News

Black Wednesday: Sanef says journos must be protected from social media attacks

Forum executive director Reggy Moalusi says local media has done quite incredibly well especially in fighting misinformation on COVID-19.

Source: 702.co.za
As we celebrate Press Freedom Day, we must reflect on the state of journalism - Vimarsana News

As we celebrate Press Freedom Day, we must reflect on the state of journalism

Aggrey Klaaste was no ordinary journalist. He was a revered and respected newspaperman and editor, notably of Sowetan where I cut my teeth as a cub reporter under his editorship nearly three decades ago. He was a cut above the rest and his peers and colleagues like Joe Thloloe, Thami Mazwai and Joe Latakgomo have on different occasions shared their experiences with the visionary editor. They have often used the might of the pen not only to communicate and converse with the world, but to bring apartheid to its knees.