BREAKING NEWS! I'll be researching on African Facebook posts’ comments sections to probe how Africans are talking about other African countries as part of @africanofilter Academic Fellows program. #shiftingnarratives#africanofilter
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Kenyan youth are innovating boldly, but media focuses mainly on economic empowerment, sidelining sustainability & civic engagement. Let's amplify diverse youth stories! 🇰🇪📷@AfrJournStud@TandF_Africa
A thrilled to share this exciting findings concerning care for environment in #254 @Safricom_Care @AbsaKenya@Environment_Ke@ec_slu Environmental storytelling, community engagement, and digital tools, is instrumental in fostering a sense of care for the environment.
Prevailing narratives about Africa frame the continent through poverty, poor leadership, corruption & disease. “How to Write About Africa in 8 Steps” is our way of helping storytellers centre ethics in stories.
Step #1 Check your privilege.
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These are the 10 most followed African TikTokers. Together, they have 91mill followers. Their content ranges from reaction videos, lip-sync & dance challenges to religion, pranks & duets. Self-taught magician @Wianmagic from Cape Town is in first place with 14.7mill followers.
#ANF#AcademicFellow Daniel Oloo (@olooranti) is making great strides in researching social media in Africa. His new paper highlights the need to create safe digital spaces for adolescents in #Kenya.
[Read] https://t.co/hYSpi3UfFH
#shiftingnarratives#research#digitalsafety
The adolescents devised strategies for staying safe, like going offline, ignoring messages, & deleting accounts. But the study suggests that there is a need for increasing media literacy efforts.
➡️https://t.co/fOcwTbH1jQ
The most recent JOCAM article by @olooranti explores the internet use of 🇰🇪 adolescents, aged 12–14 years. In-depth interviews with 18 students were conducted. The participants report on the challenges they encounter during their use of online media (e.g., stalking, or fraud).
While adolescents’ digital platform use has been studied extensively in other countries, little is known about the online behaviors of African adolescents in general and Kenyan adolescents in particular.https://t.co/ZK6mgr0am3 @KICDKenya@ntvkenya@CA_Kenya@SafaricomPLC
#ANF artwork winner: Mpho Tsuene, Lesotho.
“My submission is focused on Africans. So you'll see the African earthy, brown tones with a black background in my art. This one signifies how hard a man works to feed his family. He gets lonely & homesick but keeps going."
A Kenyan scientist and doctor at Kenyatta National Hospital has created an antiviral surgical mask that kills viruses on contact. https://t.co/pgYxBJwpP2
This is exactly why @africanofilter exists — to support the telling of stories that show we are a creative and innovative people, and that we have agency because Africa is so much more than the stereotypes we have been sold.