Focus on younger journalists � Smith Johns

By fijivillage.com

07/06/2010

The Acting Permanent Secretary for Information Sharon Smith Johns said it may be time that some old journalists leave Fiji's media industry.

While speaking to Radio New Zealand International on the proposed Media Decree, Johns said it is worth focusing effort on younger journalists.

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