Press freedom in Africa

Gunilla L. Faringer

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Journalism and Media Studies Media, Journalism, and Communication History Freedom of Expression and Defamation

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Introduction The Beginning: Newspapers in Black Africa Before World War II The Press in the Independence Movement Government and the Press: Changing Relations Press Freedoms and Functions: A Critical Perspective Towards a More Realistic Concept of the Press in the Third World Selected Bibliography Index

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