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Africans --- Ethnology --- Encyclopedias --- Africa --- Africans - Encyclopedias. --- Ethnology - Africa - Encyclopedias.

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Africa --- Afrique --- Civilization --- Maps --- History --- Civilisation --- Cartes --- Histoire --- Ethnology --- Historical geography --- Historical geography. --- Ethnologie --- Géographie --- Langage --- Afrique australe --- Afrique centrale --- Egypte --- Maghreb --- Soudan --- Ethnology - Africa --- Ethnology - Africa - Maps. --- Africa - Historical geography - Maps --- Ethnology - Africa - Maps

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Africa --- Afrique --- Historical geography --- Population --- Géographie historique --- Ethnologie --- Géographie --- Langage --- Ethnology --- Afrique australe --- Afrique centrale --- Egypte --- Maghreb --- Soudan --- Géographie historique --- Ethnology - Africa --- Ethnology - Africa - Maps. --- Africa - Historical geography - Maps --- Ethnology - Africa - Maps

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This book studies the role of tabloid newspapers in exposing corruption and embezzlement in Africa. It makes a, timeless, original contribution to the field by examining tabloid journalism practices and anti-corruption forces that have not yet been introduced to Afrocentric journalism scholarship. Defining tabloid journalism practice as an infotainment genre, the book examines corruption exposure by tabloids in Arabic, Portuguese and Francophone speaking countries across Africa, making it a unique addition to the field. In doing so, it also builds an understanding of the evolution of anti-corruption tabloid journalism in Africa and gains insights into the relationship between the anti-corruption actions of the state and the anti-corruption reporting by tabloid journalists focusing on major corruption scandals. Providing evidence of the successes and struggles of journalistic practice in Africa, the book concludes by providing a synthesis of the emerging patterns and divergences from the cases analysed, looking to the future of corruption in the continent and the role of tabloid journalism in uncovering and challenging it.

Journalism --- Tabloid newspapers --- Tabloids --- Newspapers --- Writing (Authorship) --- Literature --- Publicity --- Fake news --- Journalism. --- Ethnology-Africa. --- Communication. --- African Culture. --- Media and Communication. --- Communication, Primitive --- Mass communication --- Sociology --- Ethnology—Africa. --- Ethnology

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This handbook explores essential philosophical questions about the experience of difference and the other in African traditional and modern societies. The contributions go beyond a simple discussion of empirical manifestations. They offer a critical analysis of, among other things, the very nature and essence of difference that makes such manifestations possible. Coverage examines the philosophical basis for the African contexts of gender differences, bodily differences and disability; racial, religious, and cultural differences; xenophobia and xenophilia; and issues of the otherings of non-human beings from human beings. This insightful analysis details the ontological, epistemological, and moral foundations of difference and alterity in African societies, both traditional and modern. Readers will gain a deeper understanding into such questions as: What value is placed on the other in African societies? What is the ethics and burden of care for those considered different in African societies? What role does language play in the othering of the other in African societies? This exploration offers an vital contribution to the philosophy of difference. It not only shows the importance of place in such theorization. It also contributes significantly to African philosophical discourse. This handbook will interest both undergraduate, postgraduate students, and researchers in such fields as African studies/philosophy, identity and alterity studies in sociology, and feminist and LGBT studies.

Epistemology. --- Religion and sociology. --- Ethnology—Africa. --- Religion and Society. --- African Culture. --- Knowledge, Theory of.