معالجة الصحف المصرية للقضايا الإفريقية و اتجاهات الجمهور نحوها

الملخص EN

The research aims to identify the degree of interest of Egyptian different types of newspapers in African issues and their ranking, and to identify the news frameworks used and the degree of variation among them, and to identify the differences between the Egyptian newspapers under study and the attitudes of respondents towards them, and to determine the relationship between the degree of follow-up to the issues and personal characteristics.

- The research was applied to three Egyptian newspapers namely Al-Ahram, Al-Wafd and Al-Shorouk during 2017 using the content analysis form.

The field was applied to a random sample of 240 respondents who read newspapers from Cairo governorate over the age of twenty, using the questionnaire during November and December 2018.

 
- Several statistical tools were used, including percentages and iterations, Chi.

square, coefficient and Kramer to show the intensity of the relationship between the variables.

The results of the study showed that Al-Ahram newspaper is the highest newspaper dealing with African issues followed by Al-Wafd newspaper, then Al-Shorouk.

It was found that youth and sports issues ranked first, while women and children issues ranked last for Al-Ahram and Al-Wafd newspapers, and African organizations and parliaments affairs for Al-Shorouk newspaper.

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The multiple frameworks of newspapers show that the cooperation framework ranked first, while the legal framework ranked last.

 It turns out that 26% of the respondents are following African issues.

A significant correlation was found at the level of 0.01 between the degree of respondents' follow-up of the issues and the educational level, occupation and marital status, while there was non significant relationship with the type and age of the respondents.