[wanabidii] How an Ebola campaign in Nigeria discouraged bushmeat consumption (M&G Africa)

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How an Ebola campaign in Nigeria discouraged bushmeat consumption   Since the outbreak of Ebola in west Africa a number of countries have launched information campaigns to curb the consumption of bushmeat.

Donald Trump's rigged election comments a "gift to dictators", say Africans   Long-serving rulers who have faced U.S. criticism in the past are already using Trump's remarks to counter Washington's pro-democracy message.

Tanzania's social media policing increases the risks of government abuse   Until recently few African countries had legislation related to ​cybercrime​. Police may need further training to deal with digital offences.

Desperate bid to resolve oil impasse in Nigeria   The government will meet with community leaders and militant leaders hoping to put an end to armed attacks that have dented the country's oil output.

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