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News Media Use of ICTs amidst War, Violence, and Political Turmoil in the Central African Great Lakedia and to restrict access to information. Meanwhile, they make journalists unsafe, impoverish the population, and prevent audiences from buying newspapers, as potential advertisers vanish. Often, during conflicts, journalistic ethics suffer as propaganda thrives and drives out balanced news.

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,Introduction: New Media and Democracy in Africa—A Critical Interjection,t explore the correlation between new media technology and democracy in Africa, as well as the nature of their juxtaposition with “old” or “traditional” media. To set the context for these analyses, this introductory chapter provides a critical analysis of the conceptual and theoretical debates surr

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