Social Media and Politics in Africa: Democracy, Censorship and Security

Maggie Dwyer · Thomas Molony

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Demonstrates how social media is transforming political engagement in Africa using unique case studies from across the region. Demonstrates how social media is transforming political engagement in Africa using unique case studies from across the region.

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