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To report or not to report? As a media person I am sometimes accused of being too hard on government.
I have also been told to be measured in the societal ills that I report on or talk about on my shows.
Then there is this school of thought that claims that, Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and general investor confidence is low because of what they read in our papers, watch and listen to on our TV and radio stations.
Is this true? If so what should we report? How should we report it and to whom do we report to or for?
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