The Media in Africa

The Media in Africa
No 240, 2011/4 - 190 pages
Pages 7 to 9

Editorial

By Jean-Bernard Véron

First Person

Pages 11 to 23

The Pulaaku Code: A Last Resort in Fighting Highwaymen in Cameroon’s North Province (2003–2011) (Part 2)

By Christian Seignobos

Special Report: The Media in Africa

Pages 25 to 41

Africa’s Media Landscapes

By Sylvie Capitant, Marie-Soleil Frère
Pages 43 to 60

“Thinking for the Empire” in Colonial and Postcolonial Nigeria

By Philippa Hall
Pages 61 to 76

Survey of the Popularity of the Zimbabwean Tabloid uMthunywa

By Hayes Mawindi Mabweazara, Larry Nathan Strelitz
Pages 77 to 92

Rewards and Manila Envelopes in Ethiopian Journalism

By Berhanu Lodamo, Terje S. Skjerdal
Pages 93 to 107

Global Flows, the Media and Burgeoning Democracies

By Seyram Avle
Pages 109 to 124

Political Debates on Talk Radio: Democratic Functions and Dysfunctions

By Peter G. Mwesige
Pages 125 to 140

Violence and Radio Hate Speech in Kenya

By Keith Somerville

Signposts

Pages 141 to 143

Objectifying the Media Using Statistics

Pages 144 to 146

Television, Telenovelas, and Identity Dynamics of Women in Dakar

By Jean-François Werner
Pages 147 to 148

The African Diaspora and Websites: A New Media Format?

By Étienne Damome
Pages 149 to 151

The Internet: Tool for a New Identity Discourse for the Soninke

By Gérard Galtier
Pages 152 to 155

Democratic Elections Not Possible without Free Media

By M.-S. Frère

Review

Pages 157 to 182

Review

By Jean-Pierre Chrétien