This is vastly different from Mauritius where 82% get their news through the internet and social media. South Africa is also way up at 74% followed by Eswatini at 64%, Namibia at 53% and Botswana at 47%.
The average for 39 countries surveyed is 47%.
Zimbabwe is, however, way above Madagascar at 14%, Malawi at 20% and Tanzania at 21%.
The survey shows that most of the people in Africa still get their news through radio which stands at 74%, followed by television at 66% while newspapers are way down at 31%.
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