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Fake Bags For Sale: The Scammers Impersonating Airports On Facebook

Nyakerario Omari

October 15, 2024

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From Hashtags To Action: Understanding Kenya’s New Protest Landscape

Nyakerario Omari

August 19, 2024

For weeks now, Kenya’s youth, tribeless and leaderless, have taken to the streets in a powerful show of unity against the unpopular proposals...

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Are These Front Pages from The Star, People Daily, The Standard and Daily Nation dated July 25, 2024 Authentic?

Tracy Anne Bonareri

August 13, 2024

These images shared on X (archived here, here, and here) showing newspaper front pages of the July 25, 2024 issues of The Star, The Standard, People...

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Distraction and Deceit: Unmasking the Agenda Behind #Gay Z

Calvin Rock

July 26, 2024

By Calvin Rock and Tracy Anne Bonareri On July 8, a topic began trending on X, quickly rising to the top, in the process sparking controversy online...

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Children and Conflict: Online Disinformation In the Wake Of ‘Operation Al-Aqsa Flood’

Nyakerario Omari

May 28, 2024

During armed conflicts, disinformation has been used as a strategic weapon to deceive and manipulate perceptions in order to shape and control...

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Carcinogenic Ink: The Coordinated Misinformation Campaigns Against Nation Media Group

Tracy Anne Bonareri

May 7, 2024

On February 5, 2024, a public notice attributed to the Kenya Bureau of Standards circulated online claiming that the Nation Media Group and the...

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#DearAgaKhan: A Coordinated Campaign To Undermine Trust In The Media

Thomas Mukhwana

May 3, 2024

Social media has been rightly described as a public square due to the diversity of ideas and views that reflect and sometimes inform public opinion...

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