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Social media and the politics of ethnicity in Zimbabwe

Shepherd MpofuCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 115-122 | Published online: 19 Feb 2013

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Isabella Ng, Sharice Fung-Yee Choi & Alex Lih-Shing Chan. (2023) Resistance to ‘Framing’? The Portrayal of Asylum Seekers and Refugees in Hong Kong's Online Media. Journalism Practice 17:7, pages 1537-1553.
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Sindiso Bhebhe & Mpho Ngoepe. (2023) Ethno-community archiving: selected case studies in Zimbabwe with emphasis on oral history. African Identities 21:2, pages 306-323.
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Payidamoyo Nyoka & Mary Tembo. (2022) Dimensions of democracy and digital political activism on Hopewell Chin’ono and Jacob Ngarivhume Twitter accounts towards the July 31st demonstrations in Zimbabwe. Cogent Social Sciences 8:1.
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Shepherd Mpofu. (2019) For a nation to progress victims must ‘move on’: a case of Zimbabwe’s social media discourses of Gukurahundi genocide silencing and resistance. African Identities 17:2, pages 108-129.
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Mphathisi Ndlovu, Lungile Augustine Tshuma & Sandile Wiseman Ngwenya. (2019) Between Tradition and Modernity: Discourses on the Coronation of the Ndebele “King” in Zimbabwe. Critical Arts 33:2, pages 82-95.
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Mphathisi Ndlovu. (2018) New Media and Ndebele Hiraeth: Memory, Nostalgia and Ndebele Nationalism on Selected News Websites. African Journalism Studies 39:4, pages 109-130.
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Mphathisi Ndlovu. (2018) Speaking for the dead: testimonies, witnesses and the representations of Gukurahundi atrocities in new media. Journal of African Cultural Studies 30:3, pages 293-306.
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Mphathisi Ndlovu. (2018) Gukurahundi, new media and the ‘discourses of silence’: The reproduction of the hegemonic narratives of the Matabeleland post-colonial violence on selected Zimbabwean news websites. African Identities 16:3, pages 275-289.
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Shepherd Mpofu. (2016) Participation, citizen journalism and the contestations of identity and national symbols: A case of Zimbabwe’s national heroes and the Heroes’ Acre. African Journalism Studies 37:3, pages 85-106.
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Shepherd Mpofu. (2015) When the subaltern speaks: citizen journalism and genocide ‘victims’’ voices online. African Journalism Studies 36:4, pages 82-101.
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Yonatan Tewelde. (2023) Plotting Democratic Change in Chat Rooms: The Role of PalTalk as an Eritrean Diaspora Forum. Diaspora: A Journal of Transnational Studies 23:1, pages 25-46.
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Shepherd Mpofu, Bruce Mutsvairo & Trust Matsilele. 2023. Different Global Journalisms. Different Global Journalisms 85 106 .
Evan Lieberman & Andrew Miller. (2020) Do online newspapers promote or undermine nation‐building in divided societies? Evidence from Africa. Nations and Nationalism 27:1, pages 238-259.
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Susanna L. Sacks. (2019) Evan Mawarire’s #ThisFlag as Tactical Lyric: The Role of Digital Speech in Imagining a Networked Zimbabwean Nation. African Studies Review 63:2, pages 238-257.
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Admire Mare & Trust Matsilele. 2020. Social Media and Elections in Africa, Volume 1. Social Media and Elections in Africa, Volume 1 147 176 .
William Allen, Scott Blinder & Robert McNeil. (2020) Chapter 8 – Media reporting of migrants and migration. World Migration Report 2018:1.
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Limukani Mathe. (2017) A Network Analysis of Conversational News Readers on Political and Economic Zimbabwe Online Media. Journal of Communication 8:1, pages 44-55.
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Shepherd Mpofu. 2016. Digital Activism in the Social Media Era. Digital Activism in the Social Media Era 271 294 .

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