Carol Ofori reacts to video of SABC journalist Chriselda Lewis

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A video showing an impassioned Chriselda Lewis, a SABC journalist, has been circulating the internet. After watching the video Carol found herself thinking deeply about the willingness of others. If other people were being treated unfairly, bullied, or were finding themselves fighting any form of injustice, would you use your voice to speak up? When was the last time someone stood up for you?
18 Nov 2020 English South Africa Entertainment News

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