Quote by Shaka Ssali, interview

The only reason one will respect you as a journalist is because of your integrity. Your integrity is based on your credibility. Your credibility comes from your truthfulness. All these come from you submitting yourself as a servant of the truth, a servant of issues.

The only reason one will respect you as a journalist is beca

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This quote emphasizes the importance of integrity and truthfulness in journalism. It suggests that a journalist's credibility and respectability rely on their commitment to being a servant of the truth and effectively addressing important issues. By upholding integrity and prioritizing truthful reporting, journalists can maintain their credibility and earn the respect of their audience.

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By Shaka Ssali, interview

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