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People Want Alternatives – Sputnik Provides One: Gambian Minister
People Want Alternatives – Sputnik Provides One: Gambian Minister
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"Sputnik brings a neutral voice to what is happening globally. That is why most Africans now trust Sputnik, to listen to Sputnik, to get alternative voices from Sputnik," Ismaila Ceesay, Minister of Information, Media & Broadcasting Services, told Sputnik Africa.Speaking on the sidelines of the 17th General Assembly of the African Union of Broadcasting, he called for greater diversity in the media sphere."One piece of news can be explained in different ways. Everybody has an agenda, and that agenda is driven by your interest. So, therefore, having different, diverse voices, Sputnik comes into the game, providing Africans with another voice, another perspective, [which] is important."
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People Want Alternatives – Sputnik Provides One: Gambian Minister
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"Sputnik brings a neutral voice to what is happening globally. That is why most Africans now trust Sputnik, to listen to Sputnik, to get alternative voices from Sputnik," Ismaila Ceesay, Minister of Information, Media & Broadcasting Services, told Sputnik Africa.
Speaking on the sidelines of the 17th General Assembly of the African Union of Broadcasting, he called for greater diversity in the media sphere.
"One piece of news can be explained in different ways. Everybody has an agenda, and that agenda is driven by your interest. So, therefore, having different, diverse voices, Sputnik comes into the game, providing Africans with another voice, another perspective, [which] is important."
