Claims about Cambridge Analytica's role in Africa should be taken with a pinch of salt: Former Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan, left, and his successor Muhammadu Buhari. EPA/Deji YakeElection manipulation is a hot story. In the last few days, Cambridge Analytica, which claims to use data to change behaviour including that of voters, has been accused of breaching Facebook … [Read more...] about Claims about Cambridge Analytica’s role in Africa should be taken with a pinch of salt | The Conversation
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IND vs SA: Spinner Imran Tahir claims racial abuse by an Indian fan
IND vs SA: Spinner Imran Tahir claims racial abuse by an Indian fan: IND vs SA: Spinner Imran Tahir claims racial abuse by an Indian fan: South African spinner Imran Tahir has alleged that he was racially abused by an Indian fan during the fourth ODI against Virat Kohli's men, prompting the CSA to launch an investigation South African spinner Imran Tahir has alleged that … [Read more...] about IND vs SA: Spinner Imran Tahir claims racial abuse by an Indian fan
South Africa:Murder Accused Claims Slain Girlfriend Assaulted Him
South Africa:Murder Accused Claims Slain Girlfriend Assaulted Him: [News24Wire] Murder-accused Guatemalan Diego Novella says his slain former girlfriend, whom he is accused of killing, assaulted him twice before they travelled to South Africa, the Western Cape High Court has heard. ...... Source: WN.com - Southafrica News 'We Ask for Your Pardon' - Organisers of Zuma Must … [Read more...] about South Africa:Murder Accused Claims Slain Girlfriend Assaulted Him
SA News: Zuma rejects reports state of emergency claims
Zuma rejects reports state of emergency claims: Emergency laws were last deployed in parts of Africa’s most industrialised economy in 1985 under former president PW Botha, the face of white South Africa as president at the height of the anti-apartheid struggle. “The Presidency rejects the media ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Male hitchhiker raped at gunpoint by two … [Read more...] about SA News: Zuma rejects reports state of emergency claims
Rwanda’s agricultural revolution is not the success it claims to be | The Conversation
Rwanda’s agricultural revolution is not the success it claims to be: More than 70% of Rwanda's population are subsistence farmers. Shutterstock/Sarine ArslanianThe Rwandan government –- supported by major international donors –- has high ambitions to modernise and professionalise its agrarian and land sector to reduce poverty and create economic growth. But, the sector … [Read more...] about Rwanda’s agricultural revolution is not the success it claims to be | The Conversation
