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Lyton Ncube & Admire Mare. (2022) “Fake News” and Multiple Regimes of “Truth” During the COVID-19 Pandemic in Zimbabwe. African Journalism Studies 43:2, pages 71-89.
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Nqobile T. Ndzinisa, Carolyne M. Lunga & Mphathisi Ndlovu. (2021) News in the Digital Age: A Case Study of CITE as a Digital Public Sphere in Zimbabwe. African Journalism Studies 42:4, pages 46-64.
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Florence Madenga. (2021) From transparency to opacity: storytelling in Zimbabwe under state surveillance and the internet shutdown. Information, Communication & Society 24:3, pages 400-421.
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Admire Mare. (2020) Popular communication in Africa: an empirical and theoretical exposition. Annals of the International Communication Association 44:1, pages 81-99.
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Lyton Ncube. (2019) Digital Media, Fake News and Pro-Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) Alliance Cyber-Propaganda during the 2018 Zimbabwe Election. African Journalism Studies 40:4, pages 44-61.
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Simon Matingwina. (2019) Partisan Media in a Politically Charged Zimbabwe: Public and Private Media Framing of 2018 Elections. African Journalism Studies 40:2, pages 51-66.
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