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features Dr. Chris Mitchell Osazuwa, Associate Professor of Intelligence and Security Studies at City University, Cambodia, as he unpacks Russia's warning that Russian-friendly African states are targets of AI-driven disinformation. As digital manipulation escalates across the continent, the question is no longer if Africa is a target—but who is pulling the strings.

features Dr. Chris Mitchell Osazuwa, Associate Professor of Intelligence and Security Studies at City University, Cambodia, as he unpacks Russia's warning that Russian-friendly African states are targets of AI-driven disinformation. As digital manipulation escalates across the continent, the question is no longer if Africa is a target—but who is pulling the strings.

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#PanAfricanFrequency features Dr. Chris Mitchell Osazuwa, Associate Professor of Intelligence and Security Studies at City University, Cambodia, as he unpacks Russia's warning that Russian-friendly African states are targets of AI-driven disinformation. As digital manipulation escalates across the continent, the question is no longer if Africa is a target—but who is pulling the strings. How can African countries build digital resilience without silencing genuine civic expression of its citizens? Share your thoughts in the comments ▶ Listen to the full conversation on:Telegram’s built-in playerOur websiteApple Podcasts | Afripods | Deezer | Pocket Casts | Podcast Addict | SpotifyYou can also find podcasts on Telegram using the hashtag #SputnikRadioSubscribe to @sputnik_africa Sputnik Africa | X

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