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54th in the classification of reporters without borders (RSF) of this year, Côte d'Ivoire is experiencing an expansion of its freedom of the press.
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54th in the classification of reporters without borders (RSF) of this year, Côte d'Ivoire is experiencing an expansion of its freedom of the press.
A true disinformation laboratory, Africa is just beginning to fight the phenomenon. The struggle is only in its infancy.
Reporters Sans Frontières (RSF) places Guinea Conakry in 85th in 180 countries in its global pressing classification. Under constant threat, Guinean journalists are censored, abused and arrested.
In Dakar, Senegal, on November 22 and 23, 2023, around fifteen journalists from West and Center Africa participated in a training organized by the NGO Amnesty International on the fight against disinformation and hate speeches.
Disbuining the policy, destabilizing the economy or disturbing public debate ... If artificial intelligence is a formidable creation tool, it can unfortunately be used as a threat to the population.
In Mali, with more than 1000 media, newspapers, radios and TVs undergo major economic challenges and increasing censorship. Press freedom is compromised by security crises in the country and the Sahel, endangering 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.