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Journalism highlights issues to get at answers
Journalists’ capacity for finding solutions is limited, but their capacity to draw attention to problems is hugely valuable, writes Anton Harber
The media muddy SA’s politics of identity
For the media to help deepen equality and avoid insensitive coverage that dehumanises South Africans the right people must be in the room, writes Zama Ndlovu
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