The coup doesn't need soldiers anymore: Social media and the new assault on African democracy
Discover how the digital realm is quietly reshaping the conditions under which African nations decide their leaders, presenting a modern challenge
Social media is fundamentally altering the landscape of African democracy, moving beyond mere communication to influence governance decisions. This
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