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Musa Khawula - a plague upon the media industry

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Musa Khawula Gives new meaning to the idea of citizen journalism, and we aren’t rocking with it
Photo: Instagram
Musa Khawula Gives new meaning to the idea of citizen journalism, and we aren’t rocking with it Photo: Instagram

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The media industry has become peppered with suspect developments – changes that cannot be considered to be for the better. With the faster nature of news, certain practices around accuracy and even the people who are entrusted with reporting and handling news have been put to the back.

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