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Facebook Sharia

February 4, 2019

Facebook Sharia by Ahmed Tharwat

We Should All Be Writers: The Facebook Phenomenon

November 22, 2018

We Should All Be Writers: The Facebook Phenomenon by John Chizoba Vincent

Are India’s youth taking full advantage of the online world?

September 27, 2018

Are India's youth taking full advantage of the online world? by Irfan Rashid in Tuck Magazine

UN human rights expert says Facebook’s ‘terrorism’ definition is too broad

September 5, 2018

UN human rights expert says Facebook’s ‘terrorism’ definition is too broad via OHCHR in Tuck Magazine

Social Media Must Not Spiral Out Of Control

August 10, 2018

Social Media Must Not Spiral Out Of Control by Alem Hailu G/Kristos in Tuck Magazine

Facebook is a business

May 29, 2018

Facebook is a business by Tom Arms in Tuck Magazine

Facebook Facing The Music

April 18, 2018

Facebook Facing The Music by Tom Arms in Tuck Magazine

Poetry

March 26, 2018

Poetry by Alejandro Escudé in Tuck Magazine

Observations of an Expat: Facebook Faces the Music

March 23, 2018

Observations of an Expat: Facebook Faces the Music by Tom Arms in Tuck Magazine

Propaganda Warfare

February 28, 2018

Propaganda Warfare by Ricardo Swire in Tuck Magazine

Are we properly protecting our social profiles?

January 5, 2018

Are we properly protecting our social profiles? by Orla Forrest in Tuck Magazine

The Paradise Papers

November 17, 2017

The Paradise Papers by Ricardo Swire in Tuck Magazine

The Zimbabwe We Want Poetry Campaign

November 3, 2017

The Zimbabwe We Want Poetry Campaign by Mbizo Chirasha in Tuck Magazine

Poetry

August 17, 2017

Don Ross III photo By Success Akpojotor

A Modest Proposal To Cure What Ails The Body Politic In Facebook

August 16, 2017

Jerry Kiesewetter photo By Jeff Rasley “A house divided

South Sudanese musician uses song to educate on social media’s shortcomings

June 15, 2017

By Gift Friday Through her songs, a South Sudanese

Conservatives bristle as Trump backs off Clinton prosecution

November 23, 2016

Lucas Jackson/Reuters By Curtis Skinner Some of Donald Trump’s

Poetry

October 31, 2016

Karel Prinsloo/ AP By Ngozi Olivia Osuoha

Ugandan police summon journalist over facebook post

September 7, 2016

By Robert Ssewankambo Police in the Moroto District of North

Observations of an Expat: Sticks, Stones and Words

August 12, 2016

AP photo By Tom Arms “Sticks and stones may

Youths on the street: The rise of democracy

June 10, 2016

John Bompengo By Brian Minga Amza For many years,

The Changing Face of Britain: Islamophobia

March 30, 2015

By Sabena Siddiqi Islamophobia is back again in British

On The Clock: The Future of (Selfie) Journalism

February 10, 2015

By Jedi Ramalapa I have been thinking about my