By Joy Aideyan Journalists in Africa have long played a crucial role in shaping narratives, influencing public opinion, and promoting individuals who later rise to power and wealth. However, a troubling pattern has emerged—many of these journalists, after dedicating their craft to highlighting and amplifying the voices of billionaires, are often left behind, struggling to make ends meet while those they once promoted bask in success. The Silent Architects of PowerAfrican journalists are often the backbone of political and economic success stories. Through investigative reports, exclusive interviews, and promotional features,…
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