Serving the media or the public?

There are many things that one must agree are in the public interest to know. This, for example, includes reports of corrupt government and business officials or those who are under suspicion of such corrupt activities. Be that as it may, there are still certain reports by the media that are not actually in and or serving ‘the public interest(s)’, at least not in my interests, members of the public.

When not only is listening a skill, but that reading is too

…but that is if you have been given the tools that would enable you to either listen and or read. Sometimes you do not need to be something to know something about something. You need to use your common sense, that’s if you know what that is or that you have any of it.

In conversation with Annelie Botes – [Exclusive]

As mentioned elsewhere in my blog in which I defended the now controversial writer, Annelie Botes, for her alleged comments in the Mail & Guardian newspaper last year after reportedly said she did not like and understand us black people, I now believe she may have been “quoted out of context”.