This paper set out to explore the dominant measures of media credibility that have stood as
a hallmark since the 1930s. By investigating their origins, the paper appends an old, and yet …

This study investigates the technological strategies the youth in Sub-Saharan Africa employ
to circumvent government surveillance and censorship. Centered on the 2020 Zambian …

This study explored the relationship between publicly displayed information and the right to
privacy in Zambia and Tanzania. The purpose was to examine whether the behavior …

This study aims at contextualizing the theoretical and empirical underpinnings of agenda-
setting theory amidst cultural traditional values in Africa. First, it tests the influence of agenda …

This study examined journalists' perceptions on the transition from traditional newspapers to
digital reporting in Tanzania. The purpose is to investigate how the transition is shaping …

This exploratory study investigates the role that bots and trolls played on social media in
widening the gaps of political partisanship in sub-Saharan Africa. Taking the case of the …

The aim of this study was to explore the relationship of online incivility and political violence
in Zambia. The study used the 2018 Chilanga Constituency by-election campaign messages …

This study uses agenda-setting theory and cultural theoretical frameworks to investigate the
voting behaviors of the people of Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) during the 2018 …

Overview: The study aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of civic education in enhancing
voter participation and political engagement, particularly within the context of Zambia. Civic …

This exploratory study investigates the role that bots and trolls played on social media in
widening the gaps of political partisanship in sub-Saharan Africa. Taking the case of the …