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African Journalism Studies Volume 41, 2020 - Issue 3

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Facebook and Fake News in the “Anglophone Crisis” in Cameroon

Christian Tatchou NounkeuDepartment of Media and Communication Science, Mid Sweden University, SwedenCorrespondence[email protected]

Pages 20-35 | Published online: 22 Sep 2020

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Lukong Stella Shulika & Oluwaseun Tella. (2022) Cameroon’s Anglophone crisis and the question of the right to self-determination. The Round Table 111:5, pages 612-627.
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Soomin Lee, Lynn Cockburn & Julius T. Nganji. (2022) Exploring the use of #MyAnglophoneCrisisStory on Twitter to understand the impacts of the Cameroon Anglophone Crisis. Media, War & Conflict, pages 175063522211034.
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