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News from the Collective
Africa’s Image in Ghana’s Press: The influences of global news organisations
Read Michael Serwornoo’s reflections on his new title ‘The Image of Africa in Ghana’s Press: The Influence of Global News Organisations’.
The Great Parler Hack
In the aftermath of the chaotic coup-that-wasn’t incited by a Brady bunch of QAnon conspiracists, Proud Boys, and everyday American Trumpists on January 6, it appears that their newfound home, alternative (read: white supremacist-friendly) social platform Parler is in trouble. Amazon has dropped the controversial platform from its hosting service starting Sunday night. Apple and […]
Taali fulɓe gaawooɓe, durooɓe egga hoɗaaɓe gorgal Niijer – Contes des Peuls Gaawooɓe, pasteurs nomades de l’ouest du Niger
Autrice : Zeïnabou Assoumi Sow Traducteurs : Maru et Hamma Bukari Livre bilingue publié avec le soutien financier de l’Organisation internationale de la Francophonie Pour accéder au livre en version html, cliquez ici Pour télécharger le PDF, cliquez ici (à venir). Pour commander la version imprimée au prix de 29…