Episode Synopsis "Journalist Azarrah Karrim Recalls Moment She Was Caught In A Crossfire"

News24 journalist Azarrah Karrim recalls the moment she was caught in a crossfire between Police in Yeoville, Johannesburg, and weighs in on the role of journalism during the nationwide lockdown

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