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Changing the Narrative: Africa’s Fight Against Harmful Stereotypes

4 November 2024
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Changing the Narrative: Africa’s Fight Against Harmful Stereotypes
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International media often perpetuates negative stereotypes of Africa, focusing on corruption, poverty, and violence, which impacts investment opportunities. However, some African nations are working to change this narrative through campaigns like Rwanda’s Visit Rwanda and Nigeria’s Nollywood industry. Advocates like Abimbola Ogundairo call for collaboration among journalists and accountability from African leaders in shaping more accurate portrayals of the continent.

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