Live, talk, faces : an analysis of CCTVs adaption to the African media market
; (2014-05)
Please cite as follows:
Wekesa, B. & Yanqiu, S. 2014. Live, talk, faces : an analysis of CCTVs adaption to the African media market. CCS Discussion paper, May 2014. Stellenbosch University, Centre for Chinese Studies.
The original publication is available at http://www.sun.ac.za/ccs
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This paper is part of the ongoing China Africa Reporting Project based at University of the Witwatersrand University’s department of journalism which is committed to understanding China-Africa relations from a media narratives and engagements perspective. Views expressed are those of the authors.
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