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A perception study on China’s media engagement in Kenya: from media presence to power influence?

Yanqiu ZhangCommunication University of China, Beijing, ChinaCorrespondence[email protected]
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Jane Muthoni MwangiInstitute of Communication Studies, Communication University of China
Pages 71-80 | Published online: 31 Mar 2016

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Abdirizak Garo Guyo & Hong Yu. (2022) China’s news media as public diplomacy in Africa: an assessment of CCTV/CGTN among Kenyan audience. Journal of Contemporary African Studies 40:3, pages 400-415.
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