Communication Cultures in Africa

About this Journal

Communication Cultures in Africa (CCA) is new and proposes to be a bi-annual journal of the Association of Communication Scholars & Professionals of Nigeria (ACSPN). Although it focuses on the African continent, it is expected that ideas will not be exclusively from there. The journal welcomes papers and views from other cultural contexts if they have a bearing on its concerns. This should be a meeting point for lessons from Africa and for African media and communication practices.

About this Journal

Transmedia Storytelling: New Prospects for Addressing Postpartum Depression on Nigerian Screens

Social Media and Women’s Culture of Silence on Sexual Violence: Perception of Babcock University’s Female Undergraduates

Gender Issues in Nigerian Newspapers Coverage of Maternal and Child Healthcare Issues

Exposure of Hausa Women to Mass Media Messages: Health and Risk Perception of Cultural Practices affecting Maternal Health in Rural Communities of Bauchi State, Nigeria

Social Media and Women’s Culture of Silence on Sexual Violence: Perception of Babcock University’s Female Undergraduates

Gender Issues in Nigerian Newspapers Coverage of Maternal and Child Healthcare Issues

Dilemmas and Puzzles of Journalism

An Appraisal of the Internal and Public Communication Dynamics and Challenges of International Development Organisations: Implications for Integrated Communications Management