The SA National Editors' Forum says the Nat Nakasa Award ceremony will go ahead on Saturday with a virtual speech from Zimbabwean journalist Hopewell Chin'ono. | CannyMaphanga
Sanef invited Chin'ono to be its honoured guest and key speaker at the prestigious ceremony.
Sanef said:"Journalism is not a crime, and journalists should not be treated like common criminals for practicing their craft." "Nat Nakasa paid the ultimate price, dying in exile in 1965 after he was forced to desert his home country by the apartheid regime.
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