Titlebook: Anti-Corruption Tabloid Journalism in Africa; Brian Chama Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2019 tabloid journalis

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Nigerian Tabloid Journalism and Corruption Practicesentity.?He notes that tabloid newspapers in the country are important partners, largely because of their sensational watchdog function of monitoring actions and inactions of those in power. Brian discusses the Lamido Sanusi scandal and the disappearance of over US$20 billion in the Nigerian National

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Tabloid Journalism and Anti-corruption Crusade in Kenya. He discusses anti-corruption tabloid journalism reporting. He focuses on the Goldenberg scandal in which the government paid millions of dollars on what was supposed to be subsidized exports of gold over their foreign currency earnings which were being smuggled from Congo. He also looks at the Ang

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Corruption and Tabloid Journalism in Cameroont the tabloid newspapers are critical platforms in discussing the culture of impunity when it comes to corruption. Brian explores the Albatross affair in which former Prime Minister?Ephraim Inoni was sentenced to 20?years in prison in 2013 for embezzlement following the purchase at great expense, a

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Konzepte benutzerdefinierter Datenstrukturenmillion from the US$1 billion Eurobond issued in 2015 into a private account. Brian concludes that corruption is rampant in the country and tabloids continue to run hard-hitting front-page headlines to expose financial mismanagement.

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,Shannon’sche Informationstheorie,he editor of . . who died in his cell in Kondengui Prison while following a scandal in which millions of dollars were looted to purchase an offshore service ship. Brian concludes that corruption is endemic in the country and increases poverty levels, and it is within this context that tabloid newspapers play a very critical role.