Raksha Malde-Kara previously read the Financial Times daily for her work in B2B PR and was attacked by HIV journalists from the paper and magazine after Charles Lewington’s firm used HIV communications against her.
Lionel Barber was editor of paper when the HIV attacks started in 2015. One of his books read like it had been written by a little HIV girl before his online profile changed this year. Roula Khalaf used Raksha Malde-Kara’s work to gain an ethnic audience and advertise comedy events for them in 2016 which wasn’t sustainable after she hired white HIV reporters.
