Cholera Communication and Trust Ecology in Conflict- Affected Cameroon: A Multi-Channel Analysis Across social, Broadcast, and Faith- Based Media.

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  • Adeline Shuri Author

Abstract

Cholera outbreaks in delicate political settings test the integrity of both public institutions and information structures. In the 2021/2022 cholera outbreak which happened in southwest region of Cameroon, there was an unfolding amid an armed conflict that brought about an uneven trust in official communication, and uncovered the limitations of centralized crisis messaging.

Author Biography

  • Adeline Shuri

    Adeline Shuri, PhD, is affiliated with CBN Africa, Abuja, Nigeria, and works as an Independent Scholar. Her research interests focus on public health communication, crisis messaging, and information networks in complex political environments.

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Published

2025-11-30

Issue

Vol. 1 No. 1 (2025): Vol. 1, Issue 1, December 2025

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Cholera Communication and Trust Ecology in Conflict- Affected Cameroon: A Multi-Channel Analysis Across social, Broadcast, and Faith- Based Media. (2025). Pillar Interdisciplinary Research Journal, 1(1). https://portal.pillarscholar.org/index.php/pirj/article/view/8