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,Overview of Social Media and Africa’s Public Sector,c approach to understanding many transformations taking place within the African public sector landscape, with the view to enriching understanding of social media practices and how these could be better integrated into the operational activities of public sector institutions in Africa. It discusses
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,Exploring Facets of Africa’s Public Sector’s Dance with Social Media,, which seeks to engage and interact with target audience, and . that focusses on information sharing. This chapter suggests that the use of social media vehicles among public sector organisations on the continent of Africa may go through diverse stages. These include an initial stage of using socia
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Catalysts for Social Media Adoption in the Public Sector in Africa,l media is mainly due to the increasing use of the technology by citizens across Africa. In most African countries, governments have policies in place to take advantage of the enormous benefits of social media. This chapter argues that several organisational factors, including top management support
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Book 2023cal guidance on the use of social media in Africa’s public sector and governmental spaces, the book also serves as a teaching text in governance and public sector communication efforts within the African context for both undergraduate and graduate programmes..
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2730-6119the book also serves as a teaching text in governance and public sector communication efforts within the African context for both undergraduate and graduate programmes..978-3-031-22642-7Series ISSN 2730-6119 Series E-ISSN 2730-6127