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Visual portrayal of Monkeypox outbreak on BBC: is Western media biased against Africa?
Available to PurchaseOluwafunmilayo Abimbola Shodipe, Olasunkanmi Arowolo, Isikilu Bayo Oloyede, Moyosore Alade, Isaac Olajide Fadeyi, Lydia Oko-Epelle
Global Knowledge, Memory and Communication (2026) 75 (1-2): 763–773.
Published: 25 June 2024
...Oluwafunmilayo Abimbola Shodipe; Olasunkanmi Arowolo; Isikilu Bayo Oloyede; Moyosore Alade; Isaac Olajide Fadeyi; Lydia Oko-Epelle Purpose This paper aims to examine the British Broadcasting Corporation’s (BBC) portrayal of the May 2022 Monkeypox outbreak in the West. The Monkeypox outbreak...
