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PoliticalUpdate🇿🇦South Africa 🇨🇩Congo 🇷🇼Rwanda+17d ago

Young South African content creators are gaining massive followings by explaining current affairs to peers on TikTok and other social media platforms. Amahle-Imvelo Jaxa's viral video about South African and Rwandan military tensions attracted 100,000 followers in three days, exemplifying how African audiences increasingly consume news through social media personalities rather than traditional outlets.

3.5/10·The Guardian World·Johannesburg, Gauteng

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