“The unspoken truth is that our journalists endure the worst forms of cyber bullying. They are blasted in all manner of words quite often. Most of them are young men and women & [as] such quietly endure stress & depression. Since they are the news gatherers, no one speaks for them.”Kenyan lawyer and politicianNorman Magaya, in a tweet.
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“The unspoken truth is that our journalists endure the worst forms of cyber bullying. They are blasted in all manner of words quite often. Most of them are young men and women & [as] such quietly endure stress & depression. Since they are the news gatherers, no one speaks for them.” Kenyan lawyer and politician Norman Magaya, in a tweet.
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