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AJIC vol.31 Johannesburg 2023  Research Articles | | | | | | · "If it is circulating widely on social media, then it is likely to be fake news": Reception of, and motivations for sharing, COVID-19-related fake news among university-educated Nigerians
Uzuegbunam, Chikezie E.; Ononiwu, Chinedu Richard
| | | | | | · Competition regulation for digital markets: The South African experience
Gumede, Simphiwe; Manenzhe, Phathutshedzo
| | | | | | · COVID-19, kovhidhi, dzihwamupengo: Language use, language change, and pandemic perceptions among Shona-speakers in Gweru, Zimbabwe
Jenjekwa, Vincent
| | | | | | · Factors influencing post-hackathon project continuation in an African corporate setting
Ratsoga, Zanele; Primus, Mpho
| | | | | | · Evaluation of web-based online agricultural information relevant to Tanzanian maize producers
Mnzava, Ester Ernest; Jacobs, Lorette
| | | | | | · Exploring COVID-19 public perceptions in South Africa through sentiment analysis and topic modelling of Twitter posts
Kekere, Temitope; Marivate, Vukosi; Hattingh, Marié
| | | | | Critical Intervention | | | | | | · China's digital transformation: Data-empowered state capitalism and social governmentality
Wang, Wayne Wei
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