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Live TV can be unpredictable. A TV news anchor in Zambia stunned viewers when he demanded&nbsp;salaries for the channel staff and himself on live programme.
After reading a few headlines during the evening bulletin, presenter&nbsp;Kabinda Kalimina on KBN News took a brief pause to draw attention to the patethic&nbsp;work conditions of journalists and other staff at the channel.
&ldquo;Away from the news, ladies and gentlemen, we are human beings. We have to get paid. Unfortunately, at KBN News we are not getting pain,&rdquo; the journalist complained live on-air. The shocking clip is now going viral.

Viral Video: News anchor stops live bulletin to demand salary

Live TV can be unpredictable. A TV news anchor in Zambia stunned viewers when he complained of not getting paid on live programme. Video is viral

((Start with the byte: WE re human beings, we need to get paid. AT KBN&nbsp;we are being paid...))
Live TV can be unpredictable. A TV news anchor in Zambia stunned viewers when he demanded&nbsp;salaries for the channel staff on live programme.
After reading a few headlines during the evening bulletin, presenter&nbsp;Kabinda Kalimina on KBN News took a brief pause to draw attention to the patethic&nbsp;work conditions of journalists and other staff at the channel.
&ldquo;Away from the news, ladies and gentlemen, we are human beings. We have to get paid. Unfortunately, at KBN News we are not getting pain,&rdquo; the journalist complained live on-air. The shocking clip is now going viral.

Live TV can be unpredictable. A TV news anchor in Zambia stunned viewers when he complained of not getting paid on live programme. Video is viral

Live TV can be unpredictable. A TV news anchor in Zambia stunned viewers when he demanded&nbsp;salaries for the channel staff and himself on live programme.
After reading a few headlines during the evening bulletin, presenter&nbsp;Kabinda Kalimina on KBN News took a brief pause to draw attention to the patethic&nbsp;work conditions of journalists and other staff at the channel.
&ldquo;Away from the news, ladies and gentlemen, we are human beings. We have to get paid. Unfortunately, at KBN News we are not getting pain,&rdquo; the journalist complained live on-air. The shocking clip is now going viral.

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