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Zambia

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6 articles stable

Zambia has appeared in 6 articles since 2018-09. Coverage peaked in 2022Q3 with 2 articles.

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Coverage Timeline

2022-07-10
Rest of World

Africa-based Chinese influencers who post racist videos about Africans on apps like Douyin and Kuaishou made fortunes from China's livestream shopping industry

“Chinese people love watching how other places are not as good as China.”  —  On the afternoon of May 24, a beauty pageant took place at an apartment in Kitwe, Zambia. Tweets: @feministajones , @ianbe...

2022-07-09
Rest of World

Africa-based Chinese influencers who post racist videos about Africans on apps like Douyin and Kuaishou made fortunes from China's livestream shopping industry

“Chinese people love watching how other places are not as good as China.”  —  On the afternoon of May 24, a beauty pageant took place at an apartment in Kitwe, Zambia. Tweets: @violazhouyi , @khushbuo...

2019-08-14
Wall Street Journal 2 related

Sources: technicians from Huawei have, in at least two cases, personally helped African governments spy on their political opponents

Employees embedded with cybersecurity forces in Uganda and Zambia intercepted encrypted communications and used cell data to track opponents, according to a Wall Street Journal investigation

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