r/AskAnAfrican is a subreddit with 39k members. They frequently recommend/review news sources, and the most common flair used is african discussion, culture, language, country, and other.
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News Sources
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The Star
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Times of Eswatini
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The Continent
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Flair Used in r/AskAnAfrican
#1
African Discussion
: "What has been the biggest barrier for you as an African writer (published or not)?"
20 posts
#2
Culture
: "How far back can people in different African countries trace their family lineage?"
13 posts
#3
Language
: "How many languages do you speak?"
5 posts
#4
Country
: "Media/cultural depiction of Nigerian ethnic groups - why primarily Igbo and Yoruba?"
5 posts
#5
Other
: "Why are the Africans on X/Twitter so disrespectful to one another?"
4 posts
#6
Politics
: "Has anyone else checked out of African politics?"
3 posts
#7
Relationships
: "Dating as a nonreligious"
3 posts
#8
Travel
: "Advice"
2 posts
#9
Music
: "Are there any black Africans that do not like amapiano,afrobeatz or any African music for that matter and prefer niche western genres?"
1 post
#10
History
: "Africans"
1 post
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Last updated: October 1, 2026