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How Disinformation Deepens Hate among Nigerians  
The term ‘disinformation’ is receiving significant global attention primarily because of the risks it poses to almost every sector, from health and agriculture to security.  
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Data bundle price hikes limit access to information in Tanzania, too.  
Despite the impact of technology in increasing access to information, many sub-Saharan African governments limit access to information and information sharing.  
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The nexus between internet freedom and media freedom: an African outlook  
According to ITU (2021) Facts and Figures, internet use in Africa between 2019 and 2021 increased by 23%, with young people (40%) more likely to be connected than older people (27%).  
Union solidarity for a stronger press
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Union solidarity for a stronger press  
Had my disgruntled colleague not mentioned how much she earned, emphasising how low the figure was against the editorial legwork we had to do, I would not have known that I was earning a third less…  
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The cost of investigative journalism  
There is journalism, and then there’s investigative journalism. I believe the latter is a journalism genre that requires one to possess a specific skill set and, more importantly, a thick skin, an…  
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A Long-Awaited Freedom of Information Act for Mauritius. But When?  
Since the independence of Mauritius in 1968, the media of the island - both print and broadcast - have been key actors in building a peaceful and democratic nation.  
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Disciplining the Digital public sphere: Understanding Zimbabwe's fast evolving social media landscape  
Broadly, Zimbabwe’s media landscape has been governed by a highly restricted framework and this has spurred interest in the use of social media platforms as an alternative to mainstream media.  
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We Should All Be Media Freedom Advocates  
It was during the COVID-19 pandemic in November, 2020—a cold evening, at our graduation ceremony for the 3rd cohort of the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Nigeria 'Open Minds, Young Voices' Youth Activists…  
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THE DECLINE OF MEDIA ETHICS AND PROFESSIONALISM IN ZAMBIA  
We live in an era where the effects of globalisation are felt by literally every country on the planet. Globalisation and technological innovations have given birth to positive and negative…  
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DEMOCRACY AND STIFFENED MEDIA FREEDOM IN NIGERIA: THE SEEMINGLY UNBRIDGEABLE GAP  
World over, media freedom is an essential pillar of democracy. A sacred institution that is responsible for informing the citizens of the successes and failures of government, the articulator of the…  
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