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#AfricaBlogging – Political bloggers in Sub-Saharan Africa

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#AfricaBlogging – Political bloggers in Sub-Saharan Africa
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Africa has the largest growth of internet distribution in the world. With the increasing spread of the internet, social media has become more important in every-day life of African people. In a region where traditional media lacks - due to the absence of infrastructure, corruption, State influence or poor wages – relevant quality for being a real pillar of democracy, social media activists become an increasingly important source of information; they also contribute to the diversity of opinion.