A woman accused Equatorial Guinea’s vice-president of corruption online, and within days Facebook and TikTok were blocked, internet speeds restricted and the woman arrested, leaving citizens without an explanation for what looks like a serious response to a corruption allegation. Development Diaries reports that Facebook and TikTok have been inaccessible in Equatorial Guinea for more […]
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