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“Digital Citizenship in Africa: Technologies of Agency and Repression (Digital Africa)” is an incisive non-fiction work exploring the dual-edged impact of digital technologies on African societies. Edited by renowned scholars, the book features contributions from leading experts in technology, politics, and social sciences. It delves into themes of empowerment and control, examining how digital tools can both enable civic participation and facilitate state surveillance. This compelling analysis offers a nuanced view of the digital landscape in Africa, making it essential reading for those interested in technology’s role in shaping modern citizenship and governance.
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