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Media needs solidarity and sense as Moti Group’s spin war continues

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As the Moti Group tries to spin this week’s scalding courtroom defeat as a minor setback, amaBhungane has said the conglomerate’s ongoing bid to intimidate it showed the need for the media to consider how it responds to such attacks on press freedom.

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