Explanation

1. Politicisation of the media/Perceived partisanship of the media
2. Marginalisation of the opposition parties and members
3. Unrepresentative of minority views/opinions
4. Affiliation of the media with the ruling government 
5. Employment of media personalities by the government
6. Inaccurate reportage of events and developments by the media 
7. Upsurge in the reportage of fake news
8. High level of unprofessional conducts
9. Perceived corruption of media practitioners/ media houses
10. Encouraging actions that are threats to national security
11. Fuelling ethnic disharmony/tension 
12. Encouraging religious disaffection
13. Escalation of tension/violence through bias reportage
14. Writing of inciteful reports and editorials
15. Unbalanced reportage/lack of objectivity in reporting
16. Promoting corrupt practices as against fighting corruption
17. Publishing immoral materials that corrupt moral values
18. Serving as platform for destructive criticisms

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