Find all our articles on press freedom, examining its crucial role in Africa, in democracy and the challenges it faces. By going through the condition of journalists, the infringement of press freedom, a harsh profession that must be defended.
International Women's Day on March 8 emphasizes "investing in favor of women: accelerating pace", theme emphasizing the urgency of promoting equal rights to reduce disparities and their effects on society, economics and the environment.
During a political crisis, media control for propaganda purposes represents a major anti-democratic tool. Niger is no exception to this rule.
In the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), a country classified 124th out of 180 countries in the press freedom classification of reporters Without Borders (RSF), journalists suffer the consequences of a tense political and intercommunity situation.
In the RCA, press freedom is more threatened every day. Journalists disappear in disturbing circumstances, victims of accidents or "sudden deaths". This is the case of Jean Sinclair Maka Gbossokotto, who died two years ago.
Nigerian youth is the future of information in the country. Today it must protect itself against disinformation impacting the population.
Freedom of the press in the Sahel turns into fiction. Coupées, disappearances, assassinations, the law of silence dominates the lives of journalists.
Disinformation has deep and often destructive consequences on society. What are the impacts of disinformation on African social fabric? How can we mix these harmful effects?
Disinformation can influence public elections and policies, thus threatening democracy and political stability. Explore cases where fake news played a destabilizing role in Africa.
The spread of false information erodes public confidence in institutions and the media. This widespread distrust weakens social bond and community cohesion.
Fake news can exacerbate ethnic, religious and cultural divisions, fueling conflicts and violence. Discover examples where disinformation has caused social tensions in Africa.
Disinformation can have economic repercussions by creating financial panics or sabotating businesses by unfounded rumors. Analyze the economic impacts linked to the dissemination of fake news.
By browsing these articles, you will better understand the vast consequences of disinformation and the measures necessary to protect African society from its destructive effects.
