Reporters accuse FM radio host of inciting listeners

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Journalists in Eldoret are up in arms over a vernacular radio station they accuse of criticising reporters working in Rift Valley. ...more

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1. On Friday November 6, 2009, 0:18 AM , Kimutai arap steel, Antarctica wrote:
  Mr Sang is merely fully-exercising his right to freedom of speech. Tilted journalism like that of the said writers, must be confronted till they adopt balance and objectivity. There are many Sangs out there.

 
2. On Tuesday November 3, 2009, 11:22 AM , Mukiri Mburu, Ireland wrote:
  Just withdraw broadcasting license get him arrested, charged and nailed on the cross upside down

 
3. On Tuesday November 3, 2009, 6:41 AM , Robert Gitonga Njiru, Botswana wrote:
  Which school of journalism did that guy attend. I dont seem to recall his name. Now he has become a politician it seems. May be Ocambo should pay him a visit or could someone replay his presentations during the clashes. May be he said something that might interest Hague courts. What a reporter?

 
4. On Tuesday November 3, 2009, 4:01 AM , Erastus kibet, Kenya wrote:
  It true arap sang has a sharp tongue that whenever it suits him he uses the station to persue his political agenda something that the management should take note of.

 

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