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Mugabe accuses journalists of bias
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe, widely denounced for human rights abuses and economic mismanagement, berated journalists earlier this week for what he called a lack of objectivity, writes Clarence Fernandez.
Mugabe was among several leaders from Southeast Asia and Africa taking part in the Langkawi International Dialogue, aimed at fostering closer ties between the two regions.
“The press and journalists, are they driven by the sense of honesty and objectivity all the time? Or are they swayed from objectivity and truth by certain notions arising from their own subjective views?” Mugabe said at the only session of the three-day conference that reporters were permitted to attend.
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