Information and analytical project, a current microphone on air on the belarusian radio, belarus24 tv channel, with you the presenter andrei sych, as well as our guest, editorinchief of the minsk courier kirill kazakov, good afternoon, good afternoon, viewers, good afternoon, in fact, a huge number of incidents happened that were overdue. Expired president , people take out a jar of sour cream from the refrigerator, as i understand it, with the inscription president , many scoff, take out this jar in green, open the car window, say, it smells like something, i really like it with sour cream, i think sour cream , ryazhenka, i dont know, i wont go into such deep, lets say, questions, but they open up. A jar, sniff it and say that the green president , thats it, its overdue, what do you think about this, in ukraine they have already said that its ipso, thats all the russians they do, the ukrainians are generous, they dont share this position and everyone is sure that zelensky continues to
Chief operations officer for Independent Media Takudzwa Hove, left, with Sunday Independent editor Zingisa Mkhuma and Pretoria News editor Piet Rampedi. Hove says the constant desire to silence Independent Media highlights the very reason why the PIC was interested in investing in the publishing house in the first place. Picture: Karen Sandison/African News Agency (ANA)
Independent Media presents its case to SCoF, restates threat to media freedom
CAPE TOWN – CAPE TOWN – Independent Media on Wednesday observed how peculiar it was, that the Public Investment Corporation (PIC), claiming to act for pensioners, had instituted summons against SIM and Independent Media and had not offered any support or attempt to defend media freedom and journalism.