Coronavirus May Spell the End for Many of Africa's Print Newspapers –  Global Investigative Journalism Network

Coronavirus May Spell the End for Many of Africa's Print Newspapers – Global Investigative Journalism Network

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Newspapers around the world are vulnerable to the impacts of the coronavirus pandemic, and many of Africa

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