Africa is losing billions because of negative media stereotypes – study
This negative media bias increases the perceived risk of investing in Africa, even when political risks are comparable to those in other regions.
This negative media bias increases the perceived risk of investing in Africa, even when political risks are comparable to those in other regions.
The rise of social media has buoyed news influencers and is helping them stay more relevant, but it raises questions about the veracity of their views and the news.
South African media publications are strained and under-resourced and democracy suffers this most.
fray College and Africa No Filter have partnered to develop a guide for African journalists covering elections.
Some stories can unravel and others have a dead-end. It’s important to know when to keep going and when to stop.