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Access to information still a challenge for journalists

November 10, 2021
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Access to information continues to be a challenge for journalists in the country. It is particularly challenging when trying to get information from the bureaucrats. This, the media organisations in the country, say should change. They say it should not be a challenge for a journalist to access information that is for the public interest.

Access to information still a challenge for journalists

Access to information continues to be a challenge for journalists in the country. It is particularly challenging when trying to get information from the bureaucrats. This, the media organisations in the country, say should change. They say it should not be a challenge for a journalist to access information that is for the public interest.

Posted by BBS on Tuesday, November 9, 2021

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